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Myer, G. D., Ford K. R., McLean S. G., & Hewett T. E. (2006).  The effects of plyometric versus dynamic stabilization and balance training on lower extremity biomechanics. The American Journal of Sports Medicine. 34(3), 445 - 455. Abstract
Musich, S., Adams L., DeWolf G., & Edington D. W. (2001).  A case study of 10-year health risk appraisal participation patterns in a comprehensive health promotion program. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 15(4), 237-240, iii - 237-240, iii. Abstract
Musich, S., Hook D., Baaner S., Spooner M., & Edington D. W. (2006).  The association of corporate work environment factors, health risks, and medical conditions with presenteeism among Australian employees. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 21(2), 127 - 136. Abstract
Musich, S., Lu C., McDonald T., Campagne L. J., & Edington D. W. (2004).  Association of additional health risks on medical charges and prevalence of diabetes within body mass index categories. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 18(3), 264 - 268. Abstract
Musich, S., Ignaczak A., McDonald T., Hirschland D., & Edington D. W. (2001).  Self-reported utilization of preventive health services by retired employees age 65 and older. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 49(12), 1665 - 1672. Abstract
Musich, S., Napier D., & Edington D. W. (2001).  The association of health risks with workers' compensation costs. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine / American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 43(6), 534 - 541. Abstract
Musich, S., Faruzzi S. D., Lu C., McDonald T., Hirschland D., & Edington D. W. (2003).  Pattern of medical charges after quitting smoking among those with and without arthritis, allergies, or back pain. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 18(2), 133 - 142. Abstract
Musich, S., Hook D., Baaner S., & Edington D. W. (2006).  The association of two productivity measures with health risks and medical conditions in an Australian employee population. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 20(5), 353 - 363. Abstract
Musich, S., Hook D., Barnett T., & Edington D. W. (2003).  The association between health risk status and health care costs among the membership of an Australian health plan. Health Promotion International. 18(1), 57 - 65. Abstract
Musich, S., McDonald T., Hirschland D., & Edington D. W. (2003).  Examination of risk status transitions among active employees in a comprehensive worksite health promotion program. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine / American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 45(4), 393 - 399. Abstract
Mulvey, G. M., Kubo M., Chang C. - L., & Ulrich B. D. (2011).  New walkers with Down syndrome use cautious but effective strategies for crossing obstacles.. Research quarterly for exercise and sport. 82(2), 210-9. Abstract
Muldrew, K., Chung M., Novak K., Schachar N. S., Zernicke R. F., McGann L. E., et al. (2001).  Evidence of chondrocyte repopulation in adult ovine articular cartilage following cryoinjury and long-term transplantation. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage / OARS, Osteoarthritis Research Society. 9(5), 432 - 439. Abstract
Morrow, J. R., Disch J. G., Ward P. E., Donovan T. J., Katch F. I., Katch V. L., et al. (1982).  Anthropometric, strength, and performance characteristics of American world class throwers. The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness. 22(1), 73 - 79.
Moore, D. J., Reardon R., & Durso F. T. (1986).  The generation effect in advertising appeals. Advances in consumer research. 13, 117 - 120.
Moore, D. J. (2010).  Consumer Response to Affective Versus Deliberative Advertising Appeals: The Role of Anticipatory Emotions and Individual Differences in Savoring Capacity. Journal of Innovative Marketing. 6(1), 
Moore, D. J. (1991).  Advertising/design & and the Black American: Opportunity Or Exclusion?.
Moore, D. J., & Homer P. M. (2008).  Self-brand connections: The role of attitude strength and autobiographical memory primes. Journal of Business Research. 61(7), 707 - 714.
Moore, D. J., Reardon R., & Qualls W. J. (1989).  Attitude Confidence and the Multiple Source Effect in Print Advertisements. Applied Psychology: An International Review. 38(3), 
Moore, D. J., Harris W. D., & Chen H. C. (1994).  Exploring the Role of Individual Differences in Affect Intensity on the Consumer's Response to Advertising Appeals. Advances in consumer research. 21, 181 - 187.
Moore, D. J., & Homer P. M. (2000).  Dimensions of Temperament: Affect Intensity and Consumer Lifestyles. Journal of Consumer Psychology. 9(4), 
Moore, D. J. (2004).  Affect Intensity, Gender and the Expression of Emotion in Response to Advertising Appeals. Advances in Consumer Research. 31,
Moore, D. J., & Hoenig S. (1989).  Negative emotions as mediators of attitudes in advertising appeals. Advances in Consumer Research. 16, 581 - 586.
Moore, D. J., Reardon R., & Mowen J. C. (1989).  Source independence in multiple source advertising appeals: The confederate effect. Advances in Consumer Research. 16, 719 - 722.
Moore, D. J., & Zhang L. (2010).  Gender differences in food preferences: the role of emotional intensity, self-regulation, and appetitive craving.(Report). Journal of Academy of Business and Economics. 10(5), 
Moore, D. J. (1995).  Affect intensity and empathic emotions: An individual difference measure of advertising response. Journal of Marketing Communications. 1(2), 71 - 89.

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