Justice Sensitivity. A relatively new and particularly exciting development in personality psychology has been the study of what is being called “justice sensitivity”. The basic idea is that individuals differ in general on this trait, which can be understood at its heart as a motive for justice (Stavrova and Schlösser 2015: 3). After several refinements, consensus seems to be emerging around four facets for this trait (Schmitt et al. 2010; Stavrova and Schlösser 2015):