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  • SSR 73-60c: Rescinded 1981

    SSR 73-60c · Federal · Rulings

    SSR › Disability Insurance › Disability, Period of Disability › SSR 73-60c

    that for a personality disorder to be considered disabling, the disorder must be: Manifested by marked restriction of daily activities and construction of interests and deterioration in personal habits … of the following: * * * isorder to be considered disabling, the disorder must be: Manifested by marked restriction of daily activities and construction of interests and deterioration in personal habits

    Rescindedcompiled textSnapshot as of Aug 14, 2026
  • SSR 82-63: Rescinded

    SSR 82-63 · Federal · Rulings

    SSR › Disability Insurance › Vocational › SSR 82-63

    that a person who has not been in the labor market has not developed any basic knowledge of work products or services, the ability to relate and communicate to supervisors and coworkers, the work habits … that a person who has not been in the labor market has not developed any basic knowledge of work products or services, the ability to relate and communicate to supervisors and coworkers, the work habits

    Rescindedcompiled textSnapshot as of Aug 14, 2026
  • AR 87-4(8): Iamarino v. Heckler, 795 F.2d 59 (8th Cir. 1986) Positive Presumption of Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) for Sheltered Work

    AR 87-4(8) · Federal · Rulings

    SSR › Acquiescence Rulings › Eighth Circuit Court › AR 87-4(8)

    Iamarino entered the Goodwill Industries Work Adjustment Program, a program designed to help individuals acquire the work habits, attitudes and behaviors needed to obtain and maintain a job in the

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