Intent vs. Impact
Attachment Styles
Bounda
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Relational Blueprints
Mixed Bag of Random
100

Define “intent” vs. “impact.”

Intent = what you meant; Impact = how it landed.

100

What is the term for the emotional bond formed between a child and their caregiver?

Attachment

100

What boundary type blocks out all connection?

Rigid or "Wall"

100

What is a relational blueprint?

A pattern or belief you learned from early relationships.

100

What planet is closest to the sun?

Mercury.

200

True or False: Good intent always guarantees a positive impact.

False.

200

Which two attachment styles are most likely to create “push-pull” dynamics in relationships?

Anxious and avoidant.

200

What boundary type absorbs others’ emotions or needs?

Sponge or Porous

200

Who or what helps impact and shape your blueprint?

Parents, caregivers, culture, and early experiences. (Any of these or similar answers work) 

200

How many sides does a hexagon have?

Six.

300

What matters more in relationships: intent or impact?

Impact. 

300

Which attachment style often leads to avoidance of emotional vulnerability?

Avoidant attachment.

300

What boundary type has flexibility and screens based on context and values?

Filter / Healthy
300

True or False: You’re stuck with the blueprint you were given and it cannot change. 

False — you can absolutely update your relational blueprint.

300

True or False: Bananas are berries.

True. Botanically, they are classified as berries.

400

Name at least 3 of the 4 parts of a repair.

1. Acknowledge

2. Own

3. Express care

4. offer repair.

400

Which attachment style is associated with high levels of independence and discomfort with closeness?

Avoidant attachment.

400

Which executive functioning skill is needed to adjust boundaries depending on the situation?

Cognitive flexibility.

400

What EF skill is required to pause a blueprint-based reaction before acting on it?

Inhibitory control.

400

What’s the largest internal organ in the human body?

The Liver.

500

What’s the communication skill that directly addresses impact?

Making a repair statement. 

500

Name the two key traits that define secure attachment.

Comfort with closeness and ability to trust others.

500

What hormone is released when boundaries are consistently violated, leading to stress?

Cortisol.

500

What part of the brain is shaped by early relationships?

Any or all of these: The Limbic System, including the amygdala, hippocampus, and prefrontal cortex

500

How many bones are in the adult human body?

206

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