The Lovelace Objection Refers To

question 13

Multiple Choice

The Lovelace Objection refers to:

• A) Ada Lovelace's claim that Babbage stole her ideas.
• B) Lovelace's view that computers could only do what they were programmed to do.
• C) Lovelace's objection to Babbage creating the analytical engine and giving up his work on the difference engine.
• D) Lovelace's claim that computers could never be used to compose music.

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Definitions:

Constructionists

Individuals or theorists who support the concept of social constructionism, which posits that many aspects of our reality and social norms are created by societal agreements rather than inherent truths.

Social Control Agencies

Organizations or institutions tasked with enforcing norms, laws, and regulations to maintain societal order and cohesion.

Sanctions

Measures taken by a country or international body to enforce international law, often involving trade restrictions or economic measures.

Deviant

An individual whose actions, beliefs, or behavior diverge significantly from societal norms or expectations.