Justice sensitivity

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Justice sensitivity is a personality trait describing individual differences in how readily people perceive injustice and how strongly they respond to it cognitively, emotionally, and behaviorally. Researchers distinguish victim, observer, beneficiary, and perpetrator sensitivity according to a person's role in an unjust event; the four perspectives share a concern with justice but differ in their characteristic reactions and behavioral associations. The perspectives are measured with the Justice Sensitivity Inventory and have been studied in relation to social behavior, information processing, and development.

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