Lebanese are among the least positive worldwide

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Gallup measured positive emotions in 148 countries and areas in 2011 using five questions. These questions ask people whether they experienced a lot of enjoyment the day before the survey and whether they felt respected, well-rested, laughed and smiled a lot, and did or learned something interesting. [Link]

The five questions asked are:
- Did you feel well-rested yesterday?
- Where you treated with respect all day yesterday?
- Did you smile or laugh a lot yesterday?
- Did you lear or do something interesting yesterday?
- Did you experience the following feelings during a lot of the day yesterday? How about enjoyment?

The percentage in Lebanon who answered yes to all the questions above was only 61% placing Lebanon in the bottom 40 positions.




7 comments, add your own...


  1. S says:

    I don’t know why Lebanese are so negative
    They must have asked the miserable only

  2. T says:

    61% said yes!
    Ma ykouno fehmo el ehhhhh el manyakeh taba3na as a yes!

  3. Fadi says:

    It’s seems like it would be social unacceptable in lebanese society for a Lebanese person to be happy…

  4. Alf says:

    Gallups la chouf

  5. Farid says:

    Enno akid; actually 61% looks awsome.
    Just imagine this set of questions:
    - Did you have Kahraba all day yesterday?
    - Eja sahrij el mayy abel ma yefda el khezzen 3al ekhir yesterday?
    - Sme3tellak chi khabriyeh 7elwe 3a kell nachrat el akhber of yesterday?
    - Zamattelak min chi joura kbire yesterday?
    - Ata3et 3a Jeser Naher El Mot w ma de3et kif trou7 chmel, yemin aw bel nos yesterday?
    - Dall chi wa7ad ma zammarlak la2annak w2efet 3al ichara el 7amra yesterday!!

  6. sa3id says:

    there is a chinese proverb that says:
    the reason behind the sadness is the DESIRE


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