According to Almond and Verba the individuals, in a Parochial culture have low

In The Civic Culture (1963) Almond and Verba classify political cultures by how far citizens hold cognitive (knowledge), affective (feeling) and evaluative (judgement) orientations towards the political system. In a parochial culture all three are close to zero: people barely know of the national system, feel little about it and pass no judgement on its leaders or working. Picking out only one of the three as low is therefore incomplete; all three are low together.