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  1. Mature political culture, Developed political culture and Secular political culture
  2. Developed political culture, Low political culture and Democratic political culture
  3. Mature political culture, Sectarian political culture and Orthogenic political culture
  4. Mature political culture, Developed political culture and Low political culture
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Option 4 : Mature political culture, Developed political culture and Low political culture

Political culture is the transmission of culture into political action.

  • It is vital to understand the political culture of a country in order to comprehend its political system.
  • The Political System's means and ends are Political Socialisation and Political Culture.
  • People's attitudes, beliefs, values, and behavior toward the political system make up political culture. 
  • According to Almond and Powell, “Political Culture consists of attitudes, values and skills which are current in entire population and those propensity and pattern which may be found in separate parts of the society.” 
  • Almond defines Political Culture as a set of attitudes, beliefs, notions, faith, and understanding of the political system, political issues, political ideology and political characters. 
  • The variables of political culture suggested by S.E. Finer are the following: 
    • ​Mature political culture
    • Developed political culture 
    • Low political culture

​Thus, Mature political culture, Developed political culture and Secular political culture are the variables of political culture suggested by S.E. Finer.

  • Almond presents a tripartite division of political culture: 
    • ​Parochial political culture
    • Subject political culture
    • Participant political culture
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