Which of the following behaviors should OC members exhibit during orientation to create a positive environment?

Encouraging open communication is essential for creating a positive environment during orientation. This behavior fosters an atmosphere where participants feel comfortable expressing their thoughts, asking questions, and sharing their experiences. Open communication helps build rapport among members, promotes engagement, and allows participants to feel valued and heard, which ultimately enhances their orientation experience.

In contrast, fostering competition among participants can lead to feelings of rivalry and stress, which can detract from a cooperative and supportive environment. Only answering questions posed by leaders limits the interaction and discussion necessary for a productive orientation. Maintaining strict compliance to the agenda may restrict spontaneous and meaningful conversations that can benefit all participants, thus stifling the open exchange of ideas that contributes to a positive atmosphere.