Eighth Circuit· 4/2/2010

Halverson v. Astrue

Citations

600 F.3d 922
2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 6919
2010 WL 1253736

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holding that the ALJ properly considered daily activities in conjunction with other inconsistencies in the record in assessing the credibility of the plaintiff’s complaints
holding that the court will “normally defer to the ALJ’s credibility determination” if the ALJ “explicitly discredits the claimant’s testimony and gives good reasons for doing so”
finding that the ALJ reasonably discounted allegations of disability based in part on unremarkable examination findings
finding that the ALJ reasonably discounted allegations of disability based in part on unremarkable examination findings
providing that it is permissible for an ALJ to discount a treating physician’s opinion that is inconsistent with the medical record as a whole
finding that the ALJ reasonably discounted allegations of disability based in part on unremarkable examination findings

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Judges: Murphy, Bye, Goldberg

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