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Peer groups are most likely to influence political attitudes when the peer group is actively involved in political activities.

<h3>What are peer group?</h3>

Peer groups can be described as the group of individuals having the same interest as well as the same social view.

However , there are some factors that can influence peer group such as the political activities which is the way individual were able to perceive things in the group.

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