Search Results - "Goodwin, Julia E"

During pregnancy, recreational drug-using women stop taking ecstasy (3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine) and reduce alcohol consumption, but continue to smoke tobacco and cannabis: initial findings from the Development and Infancy Study by Moore, Derek G, Turner, John D, Parrott, Andrew C, Goodwin, Julia E, Fulton, Sarah E, Min, Meeyoung O, Fox, Helen C, Braddick, Fleur MB, Axelsson, Emma L, Lynch, Stephanie, Ribeiro, Helena, Frostick, Caroline J, Singer, Lynn T

“…While recreational drug use in UK women is prevalent, to date there is little prospective data on patterns of drug use in recreational drug-using women…”
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The role of bodies in infants' categorical representations of humans and non‐human animals by Axelsson, Emma L., Moore, Derek G., Murphy, Elizabeth M., Goodwin, Julia E., Clifford, Brian R.

“…To investigate whether bodies are useful cues in infants' category formations, 7‐month‐old infants were familiarized to images of humans or non‐human animals…”
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Infants perceive human point-light displays as solid forms by Moore, Derek G, Goodwin, Julia E, George, Rachel, Axelsson, Emma L, Braddick, Fleur M B

“…While five-month-old infants show orientation-specific sensitivity to changes in the motion and occlusion patterns of human point-light displays, it is not…”
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Infants perceive human point-light displays as solid forms by Moore, Derek G., Goodwin, Julia E., George, Rachel, Axelsson, Emma L., Braddick, Fleur M.B.

“…While five-month-old infants show orientation-specific sensitivity to changes in the motion and occlusion patterns of human point-light displays, it is not…”
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