Geneva Goff v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner of Social Security

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• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor in assessing subjective complaints
• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor in assessing subjective complaints
• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor in assessing disability
• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor when weighing subjective reports
• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor in assessing subjective complaints
• holding that it was proper for the ALJ to consider unremarkable or mild objective medical findings as one factor in assessing subjective complaints

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