All of the following are ways that an agent tries to protect expert power EXCEPT ________.
A) permanently solving a problem
B) keeping procedures shrouded in mystery
C) using technical jargon to make a task seem more complex
D) destroying alternate sources of information about task procedures

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Permanently solving a problem does not protect expert power; it actually reduces the dependency others have on the expert, potentially diminishing their expert power. Keeping procedures mysterious, using complex jargon, and eliminating alternative information sources are all ways to maintain or enhance expert power by making the agent's knowledge seem more exclusive and indispensable.

All of the Following Are Ways That an Agent Tries