In the coin-flip investment game described by Montier (from the Shiv et al. study), what happened to "normal" participants compared to the "target" group (who could not feel fear)?
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In the coin-flip investment game described by Montier (from the Shiv et al. study), what happened to "normal" participants compared to the "target" group (who could not feel fear)? 
 (select all that applies)

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After suffering a loss in a round, normal participants invested only about 40% of the time, while the target group continued investing about 85%

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Normal participants became more conservative over time, investing in fewer rounds as the game progressed

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Normal participants invested about 60% of the time overall, while the fear-free target group invested about 85%

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Normal participants performed better because their fear helped them avoid bad bets

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