Check grammar, clarify and correct the following; Discussion The study investigates the relationship between nurses' independent decision-making scores and their relational autonomy scores. The hypothesis is that nurses who score higher on independent decision-making are less likely to engage in relational autonomy.Descriptive statistics provide insights into the central tendencies and dispersion of the questionnaire scores for Independent Decision-Making Scores the mean (16.347), median (16.000), and mode (15.000) are close, suggesting a symmetrical distribution.The standard deviation (5.206) indicates variability in the scores, with most values falling within 2 standard deviations (10.412) from the mean (5.935 to 26.759). For the Relational Autonomy Scores the mean (14.714), median (15.000), and mode (15.000) also suggest a near-normal distribution the standard deviation (4.809) shows variability, with most scores within 2 standard deviations (9.618) from the mean (5.096 to 24.332). Thus, the mean, median, and mode for both independent decision-making and relational autonomy scores are close, indicating a relatively normal distribution, albeit with slight skewness. For the Inferential test statistics, the calculated t-value (5.462) is significantly greater than the critical t-value (1.68), and the p-value (1.73651061.7365106) is much smaller than 0.05, indicating very strong evidence against the null hypothesis. Direction and Strength of Relationship: The positive