The correct options are The custom field is set to hide when it has no value so it disappears on issues with empty values and "Project Goal" is configured as a hidden field in the project field configuration.

The custom field is set to hide when it has no value so it disappears on issues with empty values is correct because Jira can be configured to not render fields that have no stored value. When that setting is enabled the field will only appear on issues where someone has entered a value which makes it look like the field is present only on a subset of issues.

"Project Goal" is configured as a hidden field in the project field configuration is correct because project field configurations and screens can hide or show fields per project or per issue type and that can cause the field to be invisible on some issues even though it exists for the project.

The field scope context limits the custom field to specific issue types or projects is incorrect because field contexts control which projects and issue types a field applies to and would prevent the field from appearing entirely outside that context rather than selectively hiding it only when empty.

Issue level security is applied so some issues hide the field from certain users is incorrect because issue level security restricts access to whole issues and not to individual fields within an issue, so it would not selectively hide a field on some issues for the same user.

Maya lacks the Browse Projects permission for that project is incorrect because lacking Browse Projects would prevent Maya from seeing issues in that project at all, and it would not cause the field to appear on some issues and not others for the same user.

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