You told a friend about the work you have been doing to better understand the desirability of professional development in your organization. Your friend thinks the idea would be very helpful in her organization. After you showed her the presentation (linked below), she decided to conduct a similar investigation at her organization. To save time, she decided to distribute the same desirability survey that was used at your organization.

Your friend collected responses and has her data, but is not sure what to do with it. She has reached out to you to help her complete an analysis of the desirability survey from her organization so that she can present it to her supervisor.

Review the Wk 5 Professional Development Analysis Presentation.

Use the desirability survey data attachment from her organization to create a presentation that she can share with her supervisor.

Create an 8- to 10-slide presentation, with speaker notes, using the Professional Development Analysis Presentation as an example. Include the following:

• The purpose of the investigation
• The data source
• Information about the survey instrument
• Descriptive statistics (number of participants in each group, mean, median, mode, standard deviation)
• The plan for analysis
• The null and alternative hypotheses
• The type of t-test
• The alpha determined appropriate for the test
• The results of the analysis
• The t-value, degrees of freedom, p-value
• Rejection (or failed rejection) of the null hypothesis
• A summary of what the results mean
• The implications and a brief discussion of results