SOCIAL SECURITY News Release Social Security Clarifies Explanation of Proposed Disability Rule for People with Mental Disorders

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SOCIAL SECURITY News Release Social Security Clarifies Explanation of Proposed Disability Rule for People with Mental Disorders

Obtained from Social Security Press Office on November 17, 2010:

The Social Security Administration announced that it will publish a notice clarifying part of the recently proposed “Revised Medical Criteria for Evaluating Mental Disorders.”

In order to address some public misunderstanding, the notice will better explain how Social Security would consider the use of standardized testing when it determines disability for people who have a mental disorder.

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