Aaron SHANNON, Appellant. v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Appellee

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• holding that daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, visiting friends and relatives, and attending church undermined the party’s claims of disability
• holding that daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, visiting friends and relatives, and attending church was inconsistent with subjective complaints of disabling knee pain
• holding that daily tasks such as cooking, cleaning, visiting friends and relatives, and attending church undermined the party’s claims of disability
• holding claimant’s complaints of unbearable knee pain inconsistent with statements that he cooked breakfast, cleaned house, per-formejd other chores, visited friends and relatives, and attended church at least twice a month
• stating that “reversal due to failure to develop the record is only warranted where such failure is unfair or prejudicial”
• holding reversal “due to failure to develop the record is only warranted where such failure is unfair or prejudicial”

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