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Table 7 Chi-Square Analysis of Salesmen’s Belief of Affairs Affect on Relationship _________________________________________________________________________ Item Car Salesmen Other Salesmen X2 p _________________________________________________________________________ Affairs affect your committed relationship 8.775 .012* Affairs hurt relationship 0 2 Affairs help relationship 0 1 No affect 9 1 _________________________________________________________________________ *p
The analysis for whether car salesmen as compared with other salesmen drink alcohol showed there was a significant statistical difference. Alcohol use was most prevalent in car salesmen. Related to alcohol usage, there was also found to be significance in the scores for how frequently the groups of salesmen used alcohol. In regards to affairs, car salesmen engaged in affairs more often and began having thoughts of affairs sooner than salesmen who were not car salesmen. The null hypothesis was rejected by showing statistical difference that car salesmen have more affair partners than other salesmen as well as having shorter affairs. Also, rejected was the null hypothesis of no statistical significance between car salesmen and other salesmen’s belief regarding how affairs affected their relationship. Results show there is a greater probability car salesmen use alcohol more than other salesmen. Also, the results show that car salesmen as compared to other salesmen have thoughts of having affairs sooner, have affairs with more people at one time, have different ideas regarding what behaviors constitute affairs, and have more affairs. Implications of these results will be discussed in Chapter 5. 41
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