You are writing a paper and find some information you want to use in a journal article: Original text: Among students with incorrect answers at pre- and posttest, the largest percentage had trouble recognizing an example of patchwork plagiarism. Apparently, many did not understand that cutting and pasting is plagiarism. Source: Fenster, Judy. "Teaching Note—Evaluation of an Avoiding Plagiarism Workshop for Social Work Students." Journal of Social Work Education, vol. 52, no. 2, Apr-Jun 2016, pp. 242-248. Academic Search Complete, doi:10.1080/10437797.2016.1151278 Entry in your paper: Among students with incorrect answers, most couldn't recognize patchwork plagiarism and did not understand that cutting and pasting is plagiarism. What is your judgment- is this plagiarism?

The term Plagiarism is a word, that implies as a form of cheating, which includes the usage, of all or part, of its thoughts, words, designs, arts, the music of anyone else without any of the author's recognition or permission.

In the question, it is already defined that students copy and paste the data, which is lying in the criteria of plagiarism, that's why the given statement is "true".