Michael Wayne GADDIS, Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Appellee

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• holding that evidence that supports the ALJ’s decision as well as that which detracts from it must be considered
• holding that evidence that supports the ALJ’s decision as well as that which detracts from it must be considered
• allowing an ALJ to 10 judge credibility based on a strong element of secondary gain
• allowing an ALJ to judge credibility based on a strong element of secondary gain
• ALJ did not err in disregarding portion of treating psychiatrist’s opinion where it was disputed by other medical evidence and was based on complainant’s subjective complaints which were found not credible
• ALJ may discount physician’s opinion that is based on discredited subjective complaints

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