Combining two or more specialized tasks to increase motivation is called job

A) displacement.
B) specialization.
C) enlargement.
D) variety.
E) rotation.

Job enlargement refers to adding more tasks of similar nature to a job to create variety and prevent boredom. By combining two or more specialized tasks, employees are given a greater sense of responsibility and ownership over a wider range of duties, which can increase motivation and job satisfaction. A and B are incorrect choices as job displacement refers to transferring an employee from one position to another, and job specialization involves limiting the scope of the employee's duties to a particular area of expertise. D and E are also incorrect choices as job variety refers to adding different types of tasks to a job, and job rotation refers to periodically switching employees between different positions to increase their skill sets.