Statistical Analysis Of Survey Data

We are looking for help conducting a statistical analysis of data from a recent survey that we have conducted. The survey includes responses from 91 students who watched our educational Akepa Youth and School presentation and we are looking to assess the impact of the presentation.

The survey consists of 16 total questions:
Questions 1-3 (pre-presentation) collect categorical ordinal data on a scale of 1 to 5
Questions 4-6 (post-presentation) are a repeat of the questions asked prior to the presentation
Questions 7-9 collect data regarding the students thoughts on the presentation in categorical data formats
Questions 10-12 collect data regarding the students next steps
Questions 13-16 collect data on the demographics of each student

Our goal is to determine whether the presentation had a statistically significant impact on the responses of the participants, particularly for the first set of 3 questions pre-presentation, versus the same set of 3 questions post-presentation. We would like to analyze whether there is a noticeable change in responses and assess the significance of these changes.

We are also interested in the possibility of conducting confidence interval testing and/or more thoroughly analyzing our frequency distributions to better understand the true values of the students' responses.

Through working with AforS on this project, the volunteer will enable us to make more presentations and reach more teens with eco-anxiety, giving them hope and a path forward.

We would greatly appreciate any help that you can provide as your analysis will help us more effectively understand our impact and communication efforts with future generations. This is a new project and this is the data from our first presentation. This analysis will help us raise funding and make any adjustments to the program as we move forward with more presentations.