Changing a Task to Make It Inherently More Rewarding,motivating and Satisfying

question 85

Multiple Choice

Changing a task to make it inherently more rewarding,motivating and satisfying is referred to as

• A)task significance.
• B)job enrichment.
• C)job rotation.
• D)task identity.
• E)job enlargement.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Benefits

The positive effects on the brain's function, including improved memory, attention, and problem-solving capabilities, often resulting from engaging in physical, social, or mental challenges.

Types of Diabetes

Categories of diabetes, primarily including Type 1 (where the body does not produce insulin), Type 2 (characterized by insulin resistance), and gestational diabetes (occurring during pregnancy).

Psychological Benefits

The positive effects on mental health and well-being that can result from various activities or treatments.

Muscle Weighs

The mass of muscle tissue in the body, which may contribute to overall weight and physical strength.