Neo-Freudian Theory and Psychological Security: Lance's Approach

The correct answer is c. Horney's; basic anxiety. Lance's emphasis on security aligns with Karen Horney's neo-Freudian theory, which posits that individuals who lack a sense of security develop "basic anxiety" - a pervasive feeling of unease and apprehension. This anxiety can manifest in neurotic behavior as a coping mechanism for dealing with feelings of insecurity.