It is noteworthy that there is nothing on the list of Big Five traits or their facets that seems directly related to justice. But in recent years connections have been established between performance on economic games and the Big Five (for a review, see Zhao and Smillie 2015). The most pronounced finding among the Big Five traits is that higher agreeableness is correlated with higher allocations to the recipient in a dictator game. In one meta-analysis, the sample weighted average correlation was \(r_{wa} = .18\). A negative correlation of \(r_{wa} = -.10\) was also found for rejecting fewer offers in ultimatum games (Zhao and Smillie 2015: 288). Conscientiousness has also been linked to lower allocations in dictator games (Ben-Ner et al.  2004). Studies on the other Big Five traits have been more inconsistent in their results, and are also few and far between.