Participants' Reported Compulsive Sexual Behavior and its interference in their daily lives

This was the first data collected by the researcher. This data set had participants record the actual number of times daily that they remember engaging in sexually destructive behaviors. The participants then rated its interference with their life functioning.<br>- This data set found the values were positively moderately correlated as r=0.68 was the result of the t-test performed on the data sets.- The data in this set was tested using the ANOVA Test and the established statistical significance was p=0.043, which is statistically significant.<br>This indicates to the researcher that there is a correlation between the frequency of sexually destructive behaviors and the frequency with which they occur. The more one participates in sexually destructive behaviors, the more one's daily life becomes impacted in a counterproductive way.