Kitchen, Whit & Co. v. Powell & Co.

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• finding that moderate limitations, even in the basic mental functions of unskilled work, are not inconsistent with the ability to perform unskilled work
• finding that moderate limitations, even in the basic mental functions of unskilled work, are not inconsistent with the ability to perform unskilled work
• permitting consideration of medication noncompliance as negative factor in determining credibility of plaintiff’s allegations
• that plaintiff “had psychiatric problems which may impair her ability to function on a regular basis” did not prevent her from working
• “Because the medical record shows that Plaintiff was noncompliant with medications and inconsistent in following medical advice . . . the ALJ did not err in considering Plaintiff’s noncompliance in evaluating Plaintiffs [sic] credibility”

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