rephrase in points The mean number of physician visits in the past year is 4.13 (standard deviation, 3.0), and the mean satisfaction score is 1.90 (standard deviation, .98), where a higher score means greater satisfaction. The Pearson correlation coefficient (r) is -.12, and the p? is .01; the associated p-value is .518. The Spearman correlation coefficient is -.04, and the p? is .00; the associated p-value is .827. The difference between the Pearson and Spearman tests is because the assumption of normality is likely violated (number of physician visits and satisfaction score are not nor- mally distributed variables), but this violation does not impact the final conclu- sion of the two tests. The conclusion is that no statistically significant relationship exists between the number of physician visits in the past year and satisfaction with the physician among women attending the health care center