I'm currently (yes, right NOW) compiling data for my thesis. It centers around a survey and a large amount of statistical data. But as I've shared some of my preliminary findings, I've heard people misinterpreting what the numbers mean.
A while back, Lifehacker posted this concise guide to avoiding the most common problems in interpreting statistics in easy-to-understand language. I am regularly frustrated by bad statistical assumptions, guides like this are extremely useful.
