Background: Home quarantine during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic was a clear cause of loss of communication and a lot of conflicts between individuals, which had adverse consequences on people's relationships.

Objective: This study aims to assess the effect of lockdown on interpersonal relationships in AlAhsa community.

Methods: A.

Unlabelled: cross-sectional study was conducted during 2020-2021 with 306 participants in AlAhsa, the eastern region of Saudi Arabia. The data were collected using an online survey to explore the effect of lockdown on interpersonal relationships.

Results: The study demonstrates that (61.8%) of the participants reported that their relationships were affected during lockdown, (61.4%) of them were affected negatively, with a higher rate among the unemployed and students (73.1%) and (64.8%), respectively. About 38.6% of the individuals were positively affected.

Conclusion: Most of the participants identified that quarantine affected their interpersonal relationships negatively, which were impacted variably by different demographical statuses.

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