Total score of STAI-S in high-riskpregnant women was 13.704 point higher than that in normal pregnant women(95% CI=10.449–16.959, p<0.001). Also, total BDI-II score in high-riskpregnant women was 5.325 higher than that in normal pregnant women(95% CI=1.850–3.711, p<0.001). There was no significant difference between total MFAS score of normal pregnant women and that of high-riskpregnant women(t=1.594, p=0.112). There was a significant positive correlation between anxiety and depression in both normal(r=0.529, p<0.001) and high-risk(r=0.582, p<0.001) groups. In normal pregnant women, there was a significant negative correlation between anxiety and maternal-fetal attachment(r=−0.284, p=0.006).