People Often Behave as If the Law of Small Numbers

People often behave as if the law of small numbers were true rather than the law of large numbers. This is MOST related to the tendency for people to:

A) not take into account the fact that samples vary and that small samples may be especially affected by extreme values.
B) more often incorrectly estimate smaller rather than larger numbers, especially when samples are small.
C) overestimate the occurrence of coincidences, especially personally meaningful ones.
D) inappropriately use the availability heuristic to make estimates with overconfidence about their estimates.