A consumer psychologist classified shoppers at a grocery store as (a) Being males or females, and (b) Shopping with or without children. These two variables were crossed and he took a random sample of five shoppers from each of the four cells. Then he gave them the Enjoyment of Shopping Experience Scale (ESES) to be completed for the current shopping experience. The ESES is an interval-level measure, with a mean of 50 indicating neutral feelings about shopping. Scores can range from 20 to 80, with scores above 50 an indication of enjoying shopping; scores below 50 indicate that shopping is not enjoyable. Here are the means: 

No nonrobust assumptions were violated and a between-subjects, two-way ANOVA was completed. Here is the ANOVA summary table:

The researcher calculated η²_Rows = 0.50%, η²_Columns = 0.10%, η²_Interaction = 71.57%, and HSD_Cells = 8.27. Complete a four-point interpretation for the results.

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Shopping Shopping with Without Children Children Means 43.20 Row Male Shopper Female Shopper Column Means 56.80 50.00 56.80 51.10 57.40 44.80 50.80 50.30 Degrees Sourceof Sum of of Mean Variability Squares Freedom Square ratio Between groups 865.35 Rows 6.05 1 6.05 0.29 Columns 1.25 1.25 0.06 Interaction 858.05 858.05 41.15 Within groups 20.85 333.60 16 Total 1,198.95 19