Rate My Professor Julie Gore

Gore’s research focuses on Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM), expertise capture, and cognitive task analysis in complex, uncertain environments, with applications across management, health, engineering, military, aviation, and finance. Her work explores how professionals make decisions, socio-cognitive competence, and behavioral agency in executive compensation. Key publications include “Cognitive Task Analysis: Eliciting Expert Cognition in Context” (Organizational Research Methods, 2024, with Brown and Power), “Theory-driven perspectives on Generative Artificial Intelligence in business and management” (British Journal of Management, 2024), “Advancing qualitative methods to explore team cognition in complex task environments” (Team Performance Management, 2025, forthcoming), and the co-edited “The Oxford Handbook of Expertise” (2018). As Principal Investigator on the UKRI-funded Discribe project examining cybersecurity decision-making, and Expert Fellow in the EPSRC SPRITE+ network, she contributes to national security research. Gore has served on expert panels for ESRC, CREST, and CRUISSE, and is a nominated member of the ESRC Peer Review College and Fellow of the British Academy of Management’s Peer Review College.