Publications by Professor Julie Harris - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Angela Jones Dr Kay Mann Dr Laura Cutler Professor Mark Pearce Dr Martin Tovee et al.	A Randomised Control Trial Investigating the Efficacy of the MapMe Intervention on Parental Ability to Correctly Categorise Overweight in Their Child and the Impact on Child BMI Z-Score Change at 1 Year	2023
Dr Angela Jones Dr Martin Tovee Dr Laura Cutler Dr Kathryn Parkinson Louisa Jane Ells et al.	Development of the MapMe intervention body image scales of known weight status for 4-5 and 10-11 year old children	2018
Lynn Gareze Professor Julie Harris Professor Carlo Barenghi Dr Yoav Tadmor	Characterising patterns of eye movements in natural images and visual scanning	2008
Professor Julie Harris Katie German	Comparing motion induction in lateral motion and motion in depth	2008
Dr Emma Foster Professor John Matthews Professor Julie Harris Professor John Mathers Professor Ashley Adamson et al.	Accuracy of estimates of food portion size using food photographs - The importance of using age-appropriate tools	2006
Professor Candy Rowe Professor Julie Harris Dr Craig Roberts	Seeing red? Putting sportswear in context	2005
Professor Candy Rowe Professor Julie Harris Dr Craig Roberts	Sporting contests - Seeing red? Putting sportswear in context	2005
Professor Julie Harris	[abstract] Depth from monocular half images: Occlusion or low-level processing?	2004
Professor Julie Harris	[abstract] Monocular depth perception: More than meets the eye	2004
Lynn Gareze Dr Yoav Tadmor Professor Carlo Barenghi Professor Julie Harris	[abstract] Tangled eye movements: A new method to quantify human scan paths	2004
Professor Julie Harris	Binocular vision: Moving closer to reality	2004
Dr Andrew Welchman Dr Val Tuck Professor Julie Harris	Human observers are biased in judging the angular approach of a projectile	2004
Professor Julie Harris Phillip Dean	Accuracy and Precision of Binocular 3-D Motion Perception	2003
Professor Julie Harris	Evaluating accuracy and precision in a stereoscopic display: Perception of 3-D object motion	2003
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Is neural filling-in necessary to explain perceptual completion	2003
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Is neural filling-in necessary to explain the perceptual completion of motion and depth information?	2003
Dr Val Tuck Professor Julie Harris	Perceived direction of binocular 3-D motion when tracking a moving object	2003
Professor Julie Harris Phillip Dean	Perception of binocular 3-D motion: Visual direction is more important than binocular disparity	2003
Professor Julie Harris	Poor visibility of motion in depth is due to early motion averaging	2003
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Task demands and binocular eye movements	2003
Professor Julie Harris Phillip Dean	Visual perception of three dimensional motion direction: precise but not accurate	2003
Professor Julie Harris Dr Val Tuck	Comparing real world and computer generated motion in depth	2002
Professor Julie Harris Dr Jane Sumnall	Detection of 3-D motion is predicted from probability summation of mechanisms sensitive to lateral motion and motion in depth	2002
Dr Val Tuck Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Detection of motion in depth: poor motion thresholds using LCD stereogoggles	2002
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	How do task demands influence human gaze shifts in a 3-D scene?	2002
Dr Jane Sumnall Professor Julie Harris	Minimum displacement thresholds for binocular three-dimensional motion	2002
Professor Julie Harris	Optic flow and scene structure do not always contribute to the control of human walking	2002
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Studying eye movements produced whilst making visual decisions	2002
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	The contribution of eye movement to the detection of motion-in-depth	2002
Professor Julie Harris Ross Goutcher	Time to contact from disparity and looming cues: observers don't always respond to the most immediate cue	2002
Professor Julie Harris Dr Alexandra Willis	A binocular site for contrast-modulated masking	2001
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Absolute judgments of motion-in-depth trajectories specified by looming and disparity	2001
Professor Julie Harris Dr Jane Sumnall	Detecting binocular 3D motion in static 3D noise: No effect of viewing distance	2001
Dr Val Tuck Professor Julie Harris	Does disparity aid motion in depth judgements in the real world?	2001
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Filling-in the details on perceptual fading	2001
Katie German Professor Julie Harris	Induced motion: Lateral vs. motion in depth	2001
Professor Julie Harris	Perceived direction of motion in depth is task dependent.	2001
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	The effects of dot density and motion coherence on perceptual fading of a target in noise	2001
Professor Julie Harris	The future of flow?	2001
Professor Julie Harris	The role of visual direction for locomotion on foot in high flow and no flow environments.	2001
Professor Julie Harris	Absolute judgments of the trajectory of motion in depth	2000
Professor Julie Harris	Absolute judgments of the trajectory of motion in depth.	2000
Dr Jane Sumnall Professor Julie Harris	Binocular 3-D motion detection: contributions of lateral motion and stereomotion	2000
Dr Jane Sumnall Professor Julie Harris	Binocular three-dimensional motion detection: Contributions of lateral motion and stereomotion	2000
Dr Alexandra Willis Professor Julie Harris	Comparing contrast-modulated and luminance-modulated masking: effects of spatial frequency and phase	2000
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	No pain, no gain? Luminance adaptation in perceptual filling-in.	2000
Professor Julie Harris Professor Stephen Rushton	Binocular motion signals: combined but not perceived	1999
Dr Andrew Welchman Professor Julie Harris	Disappearing tricks: How the area of surrounding texture affects perceptual fading	1999
Professor Julie Harris	Going against the flow	1999
Professor Julie Harris	Going against the flow (multiple letters)	1999
Dr Alexandra Willis Professor Julie Harris	Masking by contrast-modulated gratings: Effects of dichoptic and binocular viewing	1999
Professor Julie Harris	Perceptual constancy: Why things look as they do	1999
Professor Julie Harris	Steering, optic flow, and the respective importance of depth and retinal motion distribution	1999