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• Are Central Auditory Processing and Speech-in-Noise Disorders Legitimate Clinical Entities? 
• Functional Hearing Ability and the Pursuit of Diagnostic 
• Influence of Dialect and Stimulus Audibility on LiSN-S Performances 
• Is (Central) Auditory Processing Disorder a Clinical Entity? 
• The Accuracy of Diagnostic Protocols 
• The Binaural Advantage for Speech Recognition in Noise Ability 
• The Binaural Advantage for Speech Recognition in Noise and Simulated Single-Sided Deafness 
• The Effect of Musical Experience on Speech-Recognition-in-Noise Ability 
• The Hearing-in-Noise Test vs. the Listening-in-Spatialized Noise Sentences Test 
• The Relationship between Behavioral Responses in Quiet and in Noise 
• The Relationship between Masker Advantage and Working Memory 
• The Relationship between Random Gap Detection and Hearing in Noise Test performances 
• The Relationship between SCAN 3A and Hearing-in-Noise Test Performances 
• The Relationship between SCAN-A and Hearing in Noise Test (HINT) Data for Mono- and Biligual Primary English Speakers 
• The Relationship between Speech Recognition in Noise Thresholds and Working Memory Results 
• The Relationship of the Clinical Entity in Medicine to (C)APD and other Disorders. 
• The Self Report of Speech Recognition in Noise Ability and AzBio Test Performances 
• The State of Auditory Processing Disorders 
• The effect of beat sensitivity determined by a covert pulse continuation task as it relates to working memory and speech recognition in noise ability.