Methodological analysis on the problem of personality traits reflecting the personality-oriented nature of the response to injustice

The article addresses the research problem concerning the study of personality traits essential for understanding an individual’s reactions to injustice within the psychological field. Methodological analysis is conducted to systematize and substantiate scientific principles, psychological theories, and concepts relevant to understanding how personality traits influence responses to injustice. Aligning with principles of systematicity and determinism from various theoretical perspectives, the sensitivity of individuals to justice, their belief in it, personality traits, and aggressive behaviors are examined. Through this analysis, these individual characteristics are justified as reflecting a person-centered approach to their relationship with injustice. However, they are not considered rigid or closed; rather, their variability is underscored, influenced by diverse subjective characteristics.