How to Interpret the Results of A Two Way ANOVA (Factorial)

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Thank you for the quick reply. Actually I did watch the whole series on 1 way and 2 ways ANOVA, and I found everything extremely clear in your presentations, except for the interpretation of the interaction (or lack thereof) between the two factors. Note that this comments seems to apply to many tutorials I saw (inluding the MATLAB Statistics Toolbox). It is still not 100% clear for me what "when I combine both gender and age it does not seem to make a difference in the test scores" mean.

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