a) May contends that the primary cause of anxiety is the fear of nonbeing. Horney argues that anxiety results from repressing one’s real self and wishes. How might these views be interpreted as...

a) May contends that the primary cause of anxiety is the fear of nonbeing. Horney argues that anxiety results from repressing one’s real self and wishes. How might these views be interpreted as supporting each other, rather than as contradictory? (b) Horney attributes anxiety to intrapsychic confl ict, whereas May’s conception of personality as a unifi ed whole rules out the possibility of inner confl ict. Which view do you prefer? Why?