As a nurse researcher, you are interested in the factors that determine patient

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As a nurse researcher, you are interested in the factors that determine patient satisfaction with care provided. You want to see if there is a relationship between the numbers of visits to a doctor, money spent on paying medical bills, money spent on medications and patient satisfaction. You asked 140 people to answer your anonymous online questionnaire where you asked them how many visits they had in last two years, how much money they spent and if they were satisfied with care (visual analog scale was used for this variable).
Task: Using the data in the file attached, explore the relationship between patient satisfaction and (1) money spent on medications, (2) money spent on paying medical bills, and (3) number of visits to a doctor. Assess centrality and variability of the data for each variable, calculate desсrіptive statistics for each variable, build appropriate charts (graphs) for the variables and evaluate normality. Interpret each graphs: scatterplot, histogram, Q-Q plot, box plot. If the data is not normally distributed for a variable, run spearman rho where appropriate or if it is linear, run Pearson correlation. Report findings and your conclusion using APA (7th ed) format and providing output from the SPSS where appropriate. All the data output should be calculated using SPSS and included in the assignment in the word format with images and detailed interpretations. Calculate kurtosis/skewness and interpret as well. Attaching the data for the participants. I cannot attach as excel so I am attaching page by page data for 140 participants.

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