The tendency for people who have good health insurance to take more risks with their health is called adverse selection.

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The tendency for people to take more risks with their health due to having good health insurance is known as moral hazard, not adverse selection. Adverse selection refers to a situation where those who are at higher risk choose to enroll in insurance plans, leading to higher costs for the insurer.

The Tendency for People Who Have Good Health Insurance to Take