174. In what ways do you perceive relationships with people you knew prior to confinement to evolve over the course of your imprisonment?:
 
175.  In what ways have you nurtured support networks during the time you've served thus far?:
 
176.  In what ways will the support network you have in place now contribute to your success upon release?:
 
177.  In what ways would you build a strong support network while you climbed through years of imprisonment?:
 
178.  In what ways do support networks or the lack of support networks influence prison adjustments?:
 
179.  To what extent are the values that those in your support network embrace harmonious with the values you profess to embrace?:
 
180.  What steps are you taking now to build or nurture your support network?:
 
181.  In what ways can those in your support network facilitate your aspirations?:
 
182.  In what ways is your support network helping you now?:
 
183.  What level of allegiance do you perceive to your support network?:
 
184.  What incremental action steps can you to take to bring people you do not currently know into your life?:
 
185.  What thoughts do you have about people who would be most influenced to your possibilities for success upon release?:
 
186.  Who are they?:
 
187.  What interests do they have?:
 
188.  How can you make them aware of your aspirations?:
 
189.  What impression would your adjustment through prison thus far have upon them?:
 
190.  In what ways are you working to cultivate mentors?:
 
191.  In what ways does your behavior or activities within prison boundaries influence your relationships?:
 
192.  How would you access the preparations and commitment your closest acquaintances make to a law-abiding, successful life upon release?:
 
193.  If you were to receive a disciplinary infraction, in what way, would that influence the support network you're striving to cultivate?:
 
194.  What relevance does the phrase "It's not what you know but who you know" have to you?:
 
195.  To what extent would your actions show that you're conscious of the influence others have on your prospects for success upon release?:
 
196. How can a prisoner open more opportunities to broaden his network of support?:
 
197.  How would your transition to society change if you had a job offer in place before your release?:
 
198.  What steps will you begin taking now to broaden, nurture, and protect your support network each week that you remain in prison?:
 
199.  How will you hold yourself accountable?: