Social_Cognitive_And_Behavioural_Disposition encompasses the inherent tendencies and capacities that shape how individuals and groups perceive, interpret, and respond to social situations and cultural differences. This class includes cognitive dispositions such as the tendency to view one's own culture as superior (Ethnocentrism), the capacity for systematic calculation and goal achievement (Rationality), and the ability to connect personal experiences with broader social patterns (Sociological_Imagination). It encompasses behavioural tendencies toward emotional support and group harmony (Expressiveness) versus task-oriented external focus (Instrumentality), and the capacity for multilingual communication (Bilingualism). The class also includes structural dispositions such as market control tendencies (Monopoly), migration-influencing factors (Push_And_Pull_Factor), and resistance to change based on established interests (Vested_Interest), as well as opportunities shaped by social position (Life_Chance). These dispositions collectively represent the diverse ways social actors are oriented toward their social environment.