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Hinduja and Patchin reported in their article Cyberbullying: Offenders and Victims
  that respondents who reported recent school problems or substance abuse were, compared to
  their counterparts,
 
  a. More likely to experience cyberbullying both as an offender and a victim.
  b. Less likely to experience cyberbullying both as an offender and a victim.
  c. More likely to experience cyberbullying as an offender but less likely as a victim.
  d. More likely to experience cyberbullying as a victim but less likely as an offender
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