The framing effect affects how you might answer a given question. What I’m talking about is figuring out why you’re answering a given question at all instead of some completely different question (rather than a reframing of the given question). A privileged question isn’t necessarily “wrong” in the sense that it might rely on an untrue premise (as in your example), it’s just suboptimal.
The framing effect affects how you might answer a given question. What I’m talking about is figuring out why you’re answering a given question at all instead of some completely different question (rather than a reframing of the given question). A privileged question isn’t necessarily “wrong” in the sense that it might rely on an untrue premise (as in your example), it’s just suboptimal.