Protection Monitoring 2023
Quarter 2
Lebanon, 2023
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LBN_2023_PM-Q2_v01_M
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UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR)
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Nov 24, 2025
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select_multiple mentalhealth (select_multiple mentalhealth)
Data file: Households
Overview
Valid:
6404
Invalid:
1642
Type:
Discrete
Range:
-
Format:
Factor
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 2 | Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 3 | Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 4 | Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] |
| 5 | Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 6 | Do not know |
| 7 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] |
| 8 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 9 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 10 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 11 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 12 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 13 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 14 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 15 | Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] No symptoms among adult family members |
| 16 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. |
| 17 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 18 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 19 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] |
| 20 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] |
| 21 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 22 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 23 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Increased aggressivity, feelings of anger, or harm to others -REFER IF POSSIBLE [in case partners have anger management programmes] Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER Suicidal ideation, plan or attempt -REFER |
| 24 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. No symptoms among adult family members |
| 25 | Mild or isolated symptoms, such as: lack of sleep or sleeping too much; loss of appetite or eating too much; loss of desire to socialize; loss of energy; loss of interest in hobbies and activities; frustration; flashbacks; concentration problems; mood swings; irritable mood; restlessness or edginess. Suicidal ideation, plan or attempt -REFER |
| 26 | No symptoms among adult family members |
| 27 | No symptoms among adult family members Already had mental health / psychological distress issues that have now gotten worse |
| 28 | Suicidal ideation, plan or attempt -REFER |
| 29 | Suicidal ideation, plan or attempt -REFER Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day -REFER |
| 30 | Suicidal ideation, plan or attempt -REFER Self-harm -REFER |
| Missing value |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.