1. Open the SPSS datafile \"esteem-sav\" that you created for problem set 1, and request the following statistics for the variable \"esteem\". The goal of this exercise is to introduce you to different ways of obtaining key summary statistics for variables in SPSS. For instance, the interquartile range is reported only once, whereas the median can be obtained in several ways, including output on percentiles. You will also see values for skewness and kurtosis of the distribution. Check it out! Print out the results for subtasks A-C and enclose them to your problem set answers. Subtask A: Got to menu Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Descriptives. Select the variable \"esteem\" and move it into the variable field, then click on the option box. In this box, select the mean, all dispersion measures, and all distribution measures. Click on continue, and then on ok. Subtask B: Go to menu Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Frequencies. Select the variable \"esteem\" and move it into the variable field, then click on the statistics box. In this box, select quartiles, all dispersion measures, all distribution measures, and all central tendency measures. Click on continue, and then on ok. Subtask C: Go to menu Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Explore. Select the variable \"esteem\" and move it into the dependent list field, then click on the statistics box. In this box, select descriptives, outliers, and percentiles. Click on continue, and then on ok