I read a survey once, that found that a huge number of PhDs/researchers in the studied sample gave an incorrect definition for what a "95% confidence interval" (/p-value, etc) actually means, and that several popular introductory textbooks defined it incorrectly as well. Wish I bookmarked it.
At bare minimum, journals need to require that researchers publish all their data alongside every paper, so statistical analyses can be redone and flaws can be spotted.
At bare minimum, journals need to require that researchers publish all their data alongside every paper, so statistical analyses can be redone and flaws can be spotted.