Social_Science_Disposition encompasses enduring tendencies, capacities, orientations, and potentialities that individuals, groups, and social entities possess which manifest in characteristic patterns of social behaviour, perception, and action under appropriate circumstances. As a BFO disposition, this category captures the inherent propensities and latent capabilities that become actualised through social interaction and environmental triggers. It includes fundamental forms of social authority that represent dispositions to exercise legitimate power through traditional, charismatic, or legal-rational means. Sexual orientations and related identity dispositions reflect deep-seated tendencies toward particular forms of attraction and relationship formation. Cognitive and perceptual dispositions such as ethnocentrism, rationality, and sociological imagination represent characteristic ways of understanding and interpreting social reality. Economic dispositions include monopolistic tendencies and vested interests that shape market behaviour and resource control. The category encompasses both individual-level dispositions like bilingualism, expressiveness, and instrumentality, as well as structural dispositions that emerge from social positioning, such as life chances and the effects of push and pull factors in migration. These dispositions represent the underlying capacities and tendencies that, when activated by appropriate social conditions, generate observable social phenomena and behavioural patterns, serving as crucial explanatory mechanisms in sociological analysis.