The results of this study suggest that exposure to service dogs is significantly linked to both perceived organizational support (POS) and receptivity to service dogs in policing. We found that officers who had more exposure to service dogs reported higher levels of POS, and they were also more likely to be receptive to the idea of having a service dog themselves. These findings suggest that service dogs may be a valuable tool for promoting wellness and reducing stress among police officers.

Here is an 8- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that highlights critical elements of the researchers’ study, the use of research statistics, and the conclusions made about the results:

Slide 1: Title slide

• Title: Police Officers’ Best Friend?: An Exploratory Analysis of the Effect of Service Dogs on Perceived Organizational Support in Policing
• Subtitle: A PowerPoint Presentation
• Author: Bard

Slide 2: Introduction

• Introduce the study and its purpose
• Discuss the importance of perceived organizational support (POS) for police officers
• Summarize the findings of the study

Slide 3: Literature Review

• Review the research on the effects of service dogs on stress and well-being
• Discuss the potential benefits of service dogs for police officers

Slide 4: Methods

• Describe the study design
• Explain the data collection methods
• Discuss the limitations of the study

Slide 5: Results

• Present the findings of the study
• Discuss the statistical significance of the findings

Slide 6: Discussion

• Interpret the findings of the study
• Discuss the implications of the findings for police departments
• Suggest directions for future research

Slide 7: Conclusion

• Summarize the key findings of the study
• Restate the implications of the findings
• Thank the audience for their time

Slide 8: References

• List the references used in the presentation

Slide 9: Contact Information

• Provide contact information for the author

Slide 10: Thank You

• Thank the audience for their time again

This is just a general outline of the presentation. The specific content of each slide will vary depending on the specific details of the study. However, this outline should give you a good starting point for creating your presentation.