Interpersonal Relationship

Scoped relationship identity record

Authored relationship-memory design for scoped relationship identity, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which master-qualified identifier distinguishes this relationship from either participant and its individual assertions? identity
2. Which two person references and owning context define the record boundary? relationship
3. Which identity ambiguity prevents linking or merging records safely? quality

Type and role direction record

Authored relationship-memory design for type and role direction, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which versioned relationship type and participant roles are asserted? classification
2. What direction, inverse or symmetry does that specific vocabulary define? relationship
3. Which overlapping types or culturally specific labels must remain distinct? classification

Assertion and evidence basis record

Authored relationship-memory design for assertion and evidence basis, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Who states that the relationship exists, using what source and method? provenance
2. What observation or statement supports the claim without importing unnecessary private content? evidence
3. Which confidence and limitations distinguish reported belief from verified status? quality

Reciprocity and disagreement record

Authored relationship-memory design for reciprocity and disagreement, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which participant perspectives are available and which are unknown? evidence
2. What evidence supports reciprocal recognition for this specific type rather than unilateral assertion? relationship
3. Which denial, correction or dispute must coexist without declaring one person's account universal truth? exception

Role scope and commitments record

Authored relationship-memory design for role scope and commitments, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which social, care, professional or family role is relevant in this context? definition
2. Which mutually agreed commitments or separately evidenced mandates are referenced? relationship
3. Which limits prevent a role label from implying legal representation, duties or access rights? constraint

Contact and interaction boundaries record

Authored relationship-memory design for contact and interaction boundaries, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which participant-stated contact preferences and boundaries apply in this context? constraint
2. Which separate authorization is required before contacting or disclosing information to a related person? authority
3. Which restriction, withdrawal or unknown preference requires withholding an automated action? access

Encounters and shared activities record

Authored relationship-memory design for encounters and shared activities, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which authorized encounters, activities or shared contexts are linked to this relationship? relationship
2. Which source and period qualify each link without treating co-occurrence as proof of friendship or intimacy? evidence
3. Which summaries can be retained without copying another person's protected messages or files? privacy

Relationship episodes and transitions record

Authored relationship-memory design for relationship episodes and transitions, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which start, end or uncertain interval is asserted for each role or relationship episode? temporal
2. Which attributed event supports a change, pause or ending without inventing emotional state? event
3. Which continuation or renewed episode should remain separate from a corrected historical claim? lifecycle

Purpose and minimum disclosure record

Authored relationship-memory design for purpose and minimum disclosure, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. For which explicit purpose and authority may these relationship details be held? authority
2. Which fields and participant references may each recipient see without leaking the relationship itself? privacy
3. Which sensitive detail is unnecessary or must remain only in its authorized master? privacy

Correction, retention and retirement record

Authored relationship-memory design for correction, retention and retirement, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which participant request or steward decision triggers review or correction of an assertion? process
2. What retention or legal-hold policy governs each piece of evidence and its access restrictions? retention
3. How is a local record retired or erased without claiming that the real-world relationship ceased or leaking deleted details in a tombstone? lifecycle

Qualified mappings record

Authored relationship-memory design for qualified mappings, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which selected fields map to a pinned relationship vocabulary or domain profile? interoperability
2. What direction, perspective, temporal or privacy meaning would be lost by exporting a simple edge? quality
3. Which mapping must be refused when the target cannot preserve required qualifiers? constraint

Validation and permitted operations record

Authored relationship-memory design for validation and permitted operations, qualified by perspective, time and authorized evidence; not a universal interpersonal truth judgment.

1. Which fixtures detect reversed roles, unsupported reciprocity and conflated episodes? validation
2. Which authorization, expected revision and protected references must be checked before updating memory? authority
3. Which failure or uncertainty requires safe refusal rather than identity merging, outreach or sensitive inference? security