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

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• noting that asserted errors in opinion-writing do not require a reversal if the error has no effect on the outcome
• inconsistencies between subjective complaints and daily activities can be considered by ALJ to discredit subjective complaints
• “[T]he appropriate question [is] not whether [a claimant] suffers any pain but instead whether the pain [is] so disabling as to prevent her from performing any type of work.”

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