The three divisions of the mind according to Freud's theory are:
A) id, regulator, and conscious
B) inner, peripheral, and outer
C) pleasurer, governor, and regulator
D) id, ego, and superego

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According to Freud's theory, the three divisions of the mind are id (our instinctual desires and impulses), ego (the rational, decision-making part of our mind that balances the desires of the id with the constraints of reality), and superego (the part of our mind that represents societal norms and values, and regulates our behavior accordingly).

The Three Divisions of the Mind According to Freud's Theory