Terri Anderson v. Michael J. Astrue

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• holding that a conclusory checkbox form has little evidentiary value when it “cites no medical evidence, and provides little to no elaboration”
• holding that an ALJ may discount a checklist MSS if it contains conclusory opinions, cites no medical evidence, and/or provides little to no elaboration
• holding conclusory checkbox form has little evidentiary value when it provides little or no elaboration and cites no medical evidence
• noting that “a conclusory checkbox form has little evidentiary value when it cites no medical evidence, and provides little to no elaboration.” (internal quotation omitted)
• holding conclusory checkbox form has little evidentiary value when it provides little or no elaboration and cites no medical evidence
• holding proper for an ALJ to discount a provider statement that “contained limitations that ‘stand alone,’ did not exist in the physician’s treating notes, and were not corroborated through objective medical testing”

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