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Inference by Believers in the Law of Small Numbers
People exaggerate the degree to which small samples resemble the population from which they are drawn. To model this belief in the “Law of Small Numbers,” I assume that a person exaggerates the likelihood that a short sequence of i.i.d. signals resembles the long-run rate at which those signals are
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