I created a histogram for Respondent Age and managed to get a very nice bell-shaped curve, from which I concluded that the distribution is normal. Then I ran the normality test in SPSS, with n = 1
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Assessing Normality: Histograms vs. Normal Probability Plots - Statistics By Jim
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