> P-values are not good measures for reliability, because they absolutely are not the same thing as the chance that a result is wrong As an undergrad, I even h

> P-values are not good measures for reliability, because they absolutely are not the same thing as the chance that a result is wrong As an undergrad, I even had tenured professors try to tell me that a p-value is the chance that a result is wrong. Most researchers in psych or bio sciences have a weak understanding of statistics, usually taking a single statistics class in undergrad, then a single one in grad.