BYU
Attachment
Trust
Accountability
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100

In the 2023 season, cornerback Jakob Robinson led the Cougar defense with how many interceptions?

4 interceptions

100

What is a simple way a teenager can show a secure attachment style when they are feeling overwhelmed or stressed by school?

Reaching out to a parent or trusted adult to talk through the problem, rather than bottling up their feelings or completely hiding away.

100

What are the three core qualities often referred to as the "Trust Triangle" that determine whether someone perceives you as trustworthy?

Authenticity (being real), Logic (sound judgment and capability), and Empathy (showing genuine care for others).

100

In simple terms, what does it mean for a child or parent to show accountability when something goes wrong?

Taking ownership of your actions, admitting when you make a mistake, and taking steps to fix it rather than making excuses or blaming others.

100

What kind of fish is Nemo in the movie Finding Nemo?

Clownfish 

200

How many kickoff return touchdowns did BYU record as a team across the 5 seasons spanning from 2020 through 2024?

0 (BYU did not return a kickoff for a touchdown during those five seasons)

200

If a teenager uses an avoidant style and shuts down or asks for space during an argument, what is a helpful way for a parent to respond?

Giving them time to cool down first, while letting them know you are ready to talk calmly whenever they feel prepared.

200

Why can tracking apps or checking a teen's phone without permission sometimes lower trust, even if a parent does it out of love and concern for safety?

It can signal to the teen that the parent doesn't believe in their honesty or judgment, making them feel micromanaged and causing them to hide things rather than talk openly.


200

What is a practical example of a child practicing accountability regarding their household responsibilities or schoolwork?

Completing their chores or homework on time without needing constant reminders, or immediately owning up to it if they forgot.

200

What is Buzz Lightyear's famous catchphrase in Toy Story?

To infinity and beyond

300

In September 2021, BYU snapped a nine-game losing streak against rival Utah with a 26–17 victory in Provo. How many years had it been since BYU’s previous victory over the Utes in 2009?

12 years (2009 to 2021)

300

A teen with an anxious attachment style might text their parents multiple times when plans change or panic if a reply is delayed. What core fear drives this reaction?

The fear of being left out, disconnected, or rejected by the people they rely on.

300

How does a lack of trust act as an extra "tax" on day-to-day parent-teen interactions?

Low trust makes everyday situations slower and more stressful—leading to constant argument, strict verification, rigid restrictions, and defensive reactions to simple questions.

300

How can a parent model accountability to their child after losing their temper or making an unfair rule in the heat of the moment?

By offering a sincere apology, explaining what they did wrong, and discussing how they plan to handle similar situations better next time.

300

What is the name of the red race car who is the main character in Cars?

Lightning McQueen 

400

In the 2024 rivalry matchup against Utah—their first as Big 12 conference foes—BYU completed a dramatic comeback to win 22–21 at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Who kicked the game-winning 44-yard field goal with just 3 seconds remaining?

Will Ferrin

400

How does a parent's consistent reaction to a teen's mistakes build a strong, secure connection over time?

When parents react with calm support instead of harsh judgment, teens learn that it is safe to be honest and share their mistakes in the future.

400

Which chemical in the brain—often boosted by shared quality time, hugs, and calm, supportive conversations—helps lower stress and makes both parents and teens feel safe trusting each other?

Oxytocin

400

Instead of imposing harsh punishments, how do logical or natural consequences help teach a child true accountability?

They help the child directly connect their choices to the outcome (for example, missing free time to finish uncompleted homework), teaching them cause and effect rather than fear.

400

What type of animal is Remy, the main character who loves to cook in Ratatouille?

A rat

500

During BYU’s 31–28 road victory over Boise State in 2022, which Cougar star wide receiver scored the game-winning touchdown catch on a fourth-down circus play in the end zone?

Puka Nacua

500

True or False: Having a healthy, secure attachment with your parents means you always agree and never have arguments.

False. Healthy attachment means you can disagree or argue, but you still feel safe, respected, and loved while working through it.

500

What is the difference between a parent relying on a teen versus trusting them emotionally?

Relying on a teen means expecting them to complete tasks predictably (like doing chores or arriving on time), while trusting them emotionally means believing they will share their true feelings and mistakes without fear of betrayal or unfair judgment.

500

What key condition must exist in a home for a teenager or child to feel safe enough to hold themselves accountable and admit their mistakes?

A safe, non-judgmental environment where admitting a mistake leads to calm problem-solving and support rather than anger or severe humiliation.

500

What is the name of the round, green, one-eyed monster in Monsters, Inc.?

Mike Wazowski

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