I'd like to say that most of cognitive psychology does not suffer the issues so frequently reported in the news by social-psychology research..but this is wrong

I'd like to say that most of cognitive psychology does not suffer the issues so frequently reported in the news by social-psychology research..but this is wrong. Too many neuroimaging studies have n<25. To this affliction, my own research has luckily been relatively immune. Developmental studies need large Ns to track age-related trajectories, and most of my graduate research has N's greater than 100...for which I am grateful to my advisor and NIH.