So , um  I wonder if what you 're saying suggests that we should make a conscious attempt to have , um  a  a fair number of meetings with , uh a smaller number of people. Right ? I mean  we  most of our meetings are  uh , meetings currently with say five , six , seven , eight people Should we  really try to have some two - person meetings ,  or some three - person meetings and re record them  just to  to  to beef up the  the statistics on that ?
That 's a control. Well ,  it seems like there are two possibilities there , I mean  i it seems like  if you have just  two people it 's not  really , y like a meeting , w is not as similar as the rest of the   of the sample. It depends on what you 're after , of course , but  It seems like that would be more a case of the control condition , compared to , uh  an experimental  condition , with more than two.
Mm - hmm.
Well , Liz was raising the question of  of whether i it 's the number  there 's a relationship between the number of people and the number of overlaps or type of overlaps there ,