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engaging in sexual behaviors with someone other than their significant other. The Chi-
Square result was 4.144 at a probability level of .042. (See Table 2).
Subjects from both groups of salesmen who reported they had not engaged in any
sexual behaviors with someone other than their significant other did not respond to Item
(c). Eleven (68.8%) of the original group car salesmen and four (30.8%) of the original
group of other salesmen were remaining to complete the survey questions. The Chi-
Square result ranged from .008 to .170 at a probability level ranging from .680 to .930.
(see Table 2). The findings are statistically significant in regards to what sexual behaviors
constitute an affair as well as car salesmen having engaged in these behaviors more other
than other salesmen, and, therefore, the null hypothesis can be partially rejected.
Findings
Null Hypothesis #3
There is no statistically significant difference in when thoughts regarding affairs
begin for car salesmen as compared to other salesmen who do not sell cars.
Table 3
Chi-Square Analysis of Salesmen’s Thoughts Regarding Affairs
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Item Car Salesmen Other Salesmen X2 p
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Began having thoughts
of an affair 6.446 .092
While dating 7 1
While cohabitating 2 0
After marriage 1 2
Multiple response 0 1
Length in a relationship before
thought of affair 10.080 .018*
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