National Security Adjudicative Guideline G addresses which aspect of personal behavior?

National Security Adjudicative Guideline G specifically pertains to alcohol consumption. This guideline outlines the concerns regarding an individual's use of alcohol and its potential impact on their reliability and trustworthiness in positions of national security. It takes into consideration the patterns of alcohol use, including excessive consumption, which can lead to impaired judgment, decision-making, and impulse control.

The assessment under Guideline G evaluates whether an individual's alcohol-related behavior poses a risk to their ability to perform duties that may involve access to sensitive information or positions of responsibility. The aim is to determine whether past behaviors indicate a current risk to national security interests, emphasizing the importance of responsible alcohol use for maintaining security clearances and ensuring the integrity of personnel in sensitive roles.