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Moore, R., Keaton, C., and Watts, C. (2007) The role of pitch memory in pitch discrimination and pitch matching. Journal of Voice. 21: 560-567

Gordon-Hickey, S. and Moore, R. (2007) Influence of music and music preference on acceptable noise levels in listeners with normal hearing. Journal of American Academy of Audiology. 18:417-428.

Moore, R., Adams, E., Dagenais, P., and Caffey, C. (2007) The effects of filtering and reverberation on speech rate perception. International Journal of Audiology. 46:154-160.

Moore, R., Estis, J., Zhang, F., Watts, C., and Marble, E. (2007) Peceptual and Motor Skills. Relationship of distortion product otoacoustic emission suppression and pitch matching and pitch discrimination abilities. 104:777-784.

Dagenais, P., Brown, G., and Moore, R. (2006) Speech rate effects upon intelligibility and acceptability of dysarthric speech. Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics. 20(2/3): 141-148.

Watts, C., Moore, R., and McCaghron, K. (2005). The relationship between pitch matching and pitch discrimination in untrained talented and non-talented singers. Journal of Voice. (19): 534-543.

Moore, R., Estis, J., and Gordon-Hickey, S. Vocal and tonal pitch discrimination and pitch matching. Journal of Voice (In press)

Estis, J., Coblentz, J., and Moore, R.E. Effects of increasing time delays on pitch matching accuracy in trained singers and untrained individuals. Journal of Voice (In press)

Sims, M.H. and Moore, R.E. (1984) The auditory brainstem response in the clinically normal dog. American Journal of Veterinary Research (45).

Sims, M.H. and Moore, R.E. (1984) The middle latency response in the clinically normal dog. American Journal of Veterinary Research (45).

Shea, J.J., Emmett, J.R., and Moore, R.E. (1979) The surgical treatment of Meniere's disease. Laryngoscope (89).

Gordon-Hickey, S. and Moore, R. Acceptable noise levels to unintelligible primary discourse.(in second review American Journal of Audiology)

Adams, E.M. and Moore, R.E. Effect of noise on judgment of speech rate and speech understanding performance with and without simulated hearing loss.(submitted to the Journal of the American Academy of Audiology)

Moore, R., Parisi, J., Estis, J., and Brungart, D. Evaluation of speech intelligibility in military communication headsets: The effects of microphone type. (in preparation)

Moore, R., Adams, E., and Caffey, C. Just-noticeable differences in speech rate in degraded listening conditions. (In preparation)

Moore, R., Gordon-Hickey S., and Lambeth, A. Acceptable noise levels and noise sensitivity. (Data collected)

Gordon-Hickey, S., Moore, R., and Lambeth, A. Acceptable noise levels and personality. (Data collected)