Loaded Question More than one answer could be true or false. In a loaded question fallacy 1 Part of the conclusion is in the premise. 2 The premise contains unwarranted assumptions. 3 Loaded questions are often used to trick the respondent. 4 Loaded question should be split between the different questions being asked.
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In a loaded question fallacy, part of the conclusion is in the premise. - True. In a loaded question fallacy, the question itself contains an assumption or bias that leads to a predetermined conclusion. Show more…
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