This answer is partially available. However there is no detailed written inference and interpretation among the relationship between the variables. That is the part I am struggling with:

7. Teacher's personal teaching efficacy is the degree to which a teacher believes he or she can teach students even under difficult circumstances. Researchers believe that teaching efficacy varies according to several factors, including, for example, years of experience and number of students in the classroom. Teaching efficacy is measured by summing teachers' responses to several items on an inventory. Responses to each item are on a Likert scale that ranges from a low of 1 to a high of 5, where higher scores indicate grader efficacy. Is there any evidence that teaching efficacy is related, or associated, to number of students in the classroom or to years of experience? Use Pearson correlation for this analysis. Report results in APA style. This must include APA style results table and APA style written inference and interpretation. There are multiple examples of APA style provided in summary and detailed notes and videos. (10 points) Teaching Efficacy Number of Students in Classroom Years of Experience 5 12 18 1 25 2 3 20 15 4 10 7 2 22 16 5 14 15 4 16 12 3 22 8 5 9 16 1 30 11 3 20 5 4 14 10 2 23 4 1 25 3 5 13 1 4 17 24 3 19 8 2 17 14