Rate My Professor Jonathan Gore

Gore has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, advancing knowledge in social psychology. Key publications include 'Relational mechanisms in the goal pursuit process' (Personal Relationships, 2018, with Hester, Spegal, Kavanaugh, and Nakai), 'Pursuing goals for us: Relationally-autonomous reasons in long-term goal pursuit' (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2006, with Cross), 'Mother-daughter communication and health: A cross-cultural comparison' (International Journal of Women’s Health, 2018, with Frederick and Ramkissoon), 'Standing on shaky ground and living in the now: How resource amount and stability are linked to time orientation' (Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2018), and 'The role of self-construal in child-rearing: A physical-relational comparison' (Psychological Studies, 2023, with Rivera). His scholarship has been cited nearly 2,000 times, underscoring its influence. Gore has received notable awards, such as the Outstanding Mentor Award from the Kentucky Psychological Foundation (April 2023), the University Fellows Award from Eastern Kentucky University (August 2017), and the Advisor EMI Award from the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (January 2013). He serves as Executive Editor of the Kentucky Journal of Undergraduate Scholarship and is a member of the Society of Southeastern Social Psychologists, further demonstrating his contributions to the academic community through editorial roles and professional affiliations.