The Lexical Hypothesis is a concept in personality psychology that suggests that the most important personality traits are encoded in the natural language of a culture. In other words, it posits that people have developed a way to describe their personalities and the personalities of others through the words they use. This hypothesis is central to the development of various personality models, particularly the Five Factor Model (FFM) or the Big Five personality traits.
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