Freud developed the notion that the human mind has three distinct "provinces," or regions, that involve control and regulation of impulses. on the basis of this notion, the is the seat of impulse and desire and is usually developed in infancy.

The correct answer is Id.

Explanation: In the studies of psychoanalysis and psychology, the Id is responsible for instincts, organic impulses and unconscious desires. The id has no contact with reality, can be satisfied in fantasy, even if it does not perform a concrete action regarding that desire. The id is called the "pleasure principle".