Authority_And_Power_Disposition encompasses the fundamental capacities and tendencies through which social actors exercise influence, control, and legitimate dominance within social systems. This class includes the general disposition for exercising will over others (Power), the institutionalised and recognised forms of legitimate power (Authority), and the specific manifestations of legitimate authority based on different sources of legitimacy: traditional customs and hereditary status (Traditional_Authority), exceptional personal appeal and extraordinary qualities (Charismatic_Authority), and formal rules and bureaucratic procedures (Legal-rational_Authority). These dispositions represent the core mechanisms through which social order is maintained, decisions are made, and social hierarchies are established and sustained. The variation within this class reflects different cultural and institutional approaches to organizing legitimate power relations, from personal charisma to bureaucratic rationality to customary tradition.