Which statement accurately reflects Hinduja and Patchin's views on the relationship
between gender and cyberbullying in their article Cyberbullying: Offenders and Victims?
a. There is no statistical difference between boys and girls as either offender or victim.
b. Boys are more often offenders and girls are more often victims.
c. Girls are more often offenders and boys are more often victims.
d. Whether boys or girls are more often offenders or victims has yet to be established.
Question 2
According to Becker in his labeling theory article, the category of
individuals labeled deviant includes many offenders who escape
apprehension.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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