The inability of the insured to perform some but not all of the important duties of his or her occupation is called

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Partial disability refers to the insured's inability to perform some but not all of the important duties of his or her occupation, while residual disability refers to the insured's ability to work in a reduced capacity and total disability refers to the insured's complete inability to work. Recurrent disability refers to a disability that recurs after a period of recovery.

The Inability of the Insured to Perform Some but Not