Nitrogen Fixation and Nitrification Are Directly Important Processes For

question 85

Multiple Choice

Nitrogen fixation and nitrification are directly important processes for:

• A) heterotrophic animals.
• B) heterotrophic bacteria.
• C) autotrophic organisms.
• D) fungi.
• E) viruses.

---

Definitions:

Neurotic Personality

A personality type characterized by a pervasive pattern of emotional instability and anxiety.

Karen Horney

A German psychoanalyst known for her work in the psychology of women and for founding the theory of neurosis based on social and cultural factors, rather than simply biological ones.

Raised Without Love

Refers to the developmental consequences and psychological impacts of growing up in an environment lacking emotional warmth, affection, or parental love.

Psychosexual Stages

Freud's theory of five developmental stages (oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital) that children pass through, each characterized by sexual pleasure in parts of the body.