Which additional method would also enable the display of a hidden field in an ArcGIS attribute table?

The correct method to display a hidden field in an ArcGIS attribute table is through the Layer Properties, specifically by accessing the Fields tab. This option allows the user to control the visibility of various fields directly within the attribute table settings.

When you select the Fields tab within Layer Properties, you can manage which fields are visible and which are hidden. This feature is essential when you need to declutter the attribute table or focus only on the relevant data you require for your analysis or report.

The other methods do not provide the same functionality. For instance, opening the attribute table to perform general tabular operations does not necessarily allow you to modify the visibility of individual fields. Right-clicking on a visible field only offers options related to that specific field and does not include the ability to manage other hidden fields. Similarly, the Display tab in Layer Properties is typically used for symbols and visual aesthetics rather than field management. This is why the Fields tab is the definitive option for adjusting field visibility within the attribute table.