The setting 'Available in Help Seeker Profiles, and will transfer in from existing Contact Record' controls which Groups (1) appear on the Background tab of Help Seeker Profiles, and (2) are transferred from an existing contact record into a new contact record.
Since the setting was originally designed to serve these two purposes, this means sometimes your organization may find some Groups appear multiple times on the Background tab of your Help Seeker Profiles, depending on how your settings have been configured.
Your organization may have contact records that are setup where you want data from an original or past contact record to be automatically transferred into a new contact record. Depending on the number of contact form versions your organization has setup in your system, and depending on the Groups configured to transfer from a past contact record into a new contact record, the same Group may appear multiple times in your Help Seeker Profiles. Each Contact Record Version the setting is enabled in, the Group will appear one time.
For example, imagine you have the following three Contact Form Versions in your system: (1) Call Log, (2) Text Log, (3) Chat Log, and you have configured your forms so answers for the 'Age', 'Gender', and 'Suicide Type' Groups in all three forms will automatically transfer. Since the setting is enabled for each Group three times (once in each form), each Group will appear three times in the Help Seeker Profile.
If the same Group appears multiple times in your Help Seeker Profiles, and the Profile may be used to populate any of your organization's contact form versions, you must make selections for each Group in each Contact Form Version in the Background tab of the Help Seeker Profile. This may seem like duplication of effort, but it is needed in order for the data to transfer into the contact records correctly. If a particular Help Seeker Profile will only ever be used to populate certain contact form versions, you can just fill in the Groups for those contact form versions and ignore the others.