What is expected of FFA members in relation to their community and organization?

The expectation for FFA members in relation to their community and organization is to demonstrate a sense of credit, which refers to the acknowledgment of the importance of their roles and responsibilities. This means being actively involved and contributing positively to both the community and the FFA organization. Members are encouraged to engage in community service, agricultural education, and leadership activities that enhance the overall mission of the FFA.

By focusing on credit, members recognize their contributions and the value they bring, reinforcing the ideals of teamwork, leadership, and community engagement that are central to the FFA's mission. Such involvement not only benefits the broader community but also cultivates personal growth and strengthens the organization as a whole.

The other options reflect negative or unproductive behaviors that run counter to the development of positive community relationships and organizational contribution, which is why they do not align with the expectations set for FFA members.