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Conduct two-way independent ANOVA on the data attached.

The first independent variable is age.
The second independent variable is music.
The variable is called liking.

Please provide me the step by step guide for this assignment to master the procedure.

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Your screen shots showing you how to work SPSS and get this analysis are attached. I show the output, interpret it briefly and show you a graph to illustrate the interaction. The SPSS files are also attached.

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