According to the principle of diffusion of responsibility, the bystanders to an incident that there are, the likely people are to .

fewer, more

Explanation:

According to the principle of diffusion of responsibility, the fewer bystanders to an incident that there are, the more likely people are to help.

The principle of diffusion of responsibility explains how people  assume responsibility when in a group. It states that people are less likely to take responsibility when in a large group due to the assumption that someone else will or someone else in the group has already done so.

If a man  falls on a busy street, he is less likely to receive help than if he has just one onlooker. The people on the busy street will assume someone else will help, essentially diffusing or reducing their own responsibility to do so.

the minoans were group of people living in the greek islands of crete in the mediterranean sea during the bronze age

there is an explationation of this on a site called crash   course world history 1