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Gordon Bear is a retired Professor of Social Psychology at Ramapo College of New Jersey, affiliated with the School of Social Science and Human Services (SSHS) and the Department of Psychology. He joined the college in 1974 and holds degrees from Yale University (B.A., M.S., Ph.D.). His research focuses on puberty and family structure, promiscuity/chastity, and perception of facial activity and theory of mind. He taught courses including Statistics, Social Psychology, Research Methods, and Evolutionary Psychology. His work spans evolutionary psychology, developmental studies, and cognitive processes.
Recent publications include studies on facial proportions in athletes, fetal malnourishment's impact on caregiver neglect, and minority representation in baseball. His earlier research explored cognitive principles, figure perception, and statistical pedagogy. He has contributed to academic publishing through editorial roles and conference proceedings.
No scientific awards are listed, but his extensive career includes collaborations with colleagues like J. Brown. He remains associated with the college’s Child Development Lab and engages in interdisciplinary programs like the Law and Society Program. His teaching and research reflect a blend of empirical and theoretical inquiry across social and developmental domains.
