Lexi1 - antiselection - definition and examples

antiselection (Noun: Refers to the process or phenomenon of selecting against certain traits, often used in contexts like genetics and insurance.)

**Genetic Antiselection**: Selecting against specific genetic traits.

**Insurance Antiselection**: Choosing policies that favor lower-risk individuals.

**Market Antiselection**: Avoiding investments in high-risk options.

**Biological Antiselection**: Natural selection eliminating unfavorable characteristics.

**Behavioral Antiselection**: Rejecting behaviors detrimental to survival or success.

**Genetic Antiselection**: Selecting against specific genetic traits.

**Insurance Antiselection**: Choosing policies that favor lower-risk individuals.

**Market Antiselection**: Avoiding investments in high-risk options.

**Biological Antiselection**: Natural selection eliminating unfavorable characteristics.

**Behavioral Antiselection**: Rejecting behaviors detrimental to survival or success.