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George R. Goethals

Professor Emeritus

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Jepson School of Leadership Studies

George R. Goethals is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Professor Emeritus at University of Richmond.

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George R. Goethals

University of Richmond

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psychology behavioral sciences social sciences social psychology narrative applied social psychology leadership development humanities ethical leadership social identity experimental social psychology social forces administrative leadership intellectual history psychological science political studies interdisciplinary history social influence social behavior personality social cognition behavioral research service leadership behavioral decision making political behavior educational psychology personality psychology bias human decision process democracy group process applied cognitive psychology social identity theory attitude theory psychosocial research personal identity human condition student success social comparison elite college attribution theory self-awareness spirituality social reality political process political theory human values gendered perceptions social theory peer relationships societal influence cognitive dissonance donald trump group phenomenon group dynamics collective behavior cognitive bias mitigation manipulation (psychology) social categorization unconscious bias choice theory prosocial behavior power relations election forecasting group behavior social comparison theory general theory presidential debates heroic leadership heroism science spiritual leadership muhammad ali effect being better unexpected primacy effect interdisciplinary approaches uniqueness bias

Notable Scholarly Works

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All the World’s a Stage: What It Means to Think in Motion. (2026)

psychological sciencemindsetcultural changeworld ’philosophy of mindautonomyperformance studiesphenomenology (philosophy)foresightapplied philosophythinking skillscognitive sciencehuman natureembodied cognitionperformance artphilosophyaction (philosophy)intellectual discoursecognition

Before Words: The Evolutionary and Motivational Origins of MI. (2026)

Motional Intelligence. (2026)

Moving Forward: Concluding Thoughts and the Ethics of MI. (2026)

Reading and Steering Motion: Perceptive and Regulative MI in Social Life. (2026)

The Glass Mask: MI in Leadership and Romance. (2026)

The Power of Motion: Why Movement Moves Us. (2026)

The Speaking Body: Expressive MI and the Language of Movement. (2026)

Philip Zimbardo and the Heroic Age of Social Psychology. Heroism Science An Interdisciplinary Journal (2025)

philosophy of social scienceintellectual historyhistory of philosophynarrativeinterdisciplinary historyphilosophyhuman naturehistorical reviewphilip zimbardosocial theoryhumanities

Cognitive Construction of Heroes. (2024)

psychological sciencenarrativecognitive architecturecognitive constructionphilosophy of mindcognitive developmentthinking skillsapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencecognitive studiescognitive psychologycognition

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George R. Goethals

Professor Emeritus

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Jepson School of Leadership Studies

George R. Goethals is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Professor Emeritus at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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George R. Goethals

University of Richmond

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

All the World’s a Stage: What It Means to Think in Motion. (2026)

Before Words: The Evolutionary and Motivational Origins of MI. (2026)

Motional Intelligence. (2026)

Moving Forward: Concluding Thoughts and the Ethics of MI. (2026)

Reading and Steering Motion: Perceptive and Regulative MI in Social Life. (2026)

The Glass Mask: MI in Leadership and Romance. (2026)

The Power of Motion: Why Movement Moves Us. (2026)

The Speaking Body: Expressive MI and the Language of Movement. (2026)

Philip Zimbardo and the Heroic Age of Social Psychology. Heroism Science An Interdisciplinary Journal (2025)

philosophy of social scienceintellectual historyhistory of philosophynarrativeinterdisciplinary historyphilosophyhuman naturehistorical reviewphilip zimbardosocial theoryhumanities

Cognitive Construction of Heroes. (2024)

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