According to Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the human mind has three distinct "provinces," or regions, that involve control and regulation of impulses. Which provinces refers to the part of the self that monitors and controls behavior?

The conscious level, is the most accessible of the psychic apparatus, is formed by what is perceived. Conscious representations are everything that is recorded either outside the subject, through the senses seen, smell, taste, motor skills (what he sees, hears, does), as well as what happens within the subject (memories, desires, feelings, emotions, etc.) Through consciousness it is possible to know things reflexively. The conscious system is managed with the principle of reality, in the here and now, it respects temporality, is governed by logical laws and adapts to the context.

2nd LEVEL: THE PRECONCIENT

The preconscious level is the level closest to consciousness, they are related to each other, since they have some mobility. That is, that the contents or representations found at this level, easily enter the conscious level because they have been temporarily forgotten. This level is formed by feelings, thoughts, fantasies, experiences, etc. that are not present in the consciences but can be present at any time. The contents found on this level are there because they cannot somehow enter the consciousness due to lack of space.

3rd LEVEL: THE UNCONSCIOUS

The unconscious is the level where all the contents, emotions, desires, ideas, experiences and repressed conflicts that have no place in consciousness are found, because the intensity they possess produces displeasure (suffering) to the person when he remembers them, This is why it represses them and they remain hidden on this level.