false.
in PG triggers are either for each row OR for each statement.
Not false, if you need to access the rows which changed you need to use a per-row trigger in Postgres. There is work being done to support seeing all the affected rows in a per-statement trigger like you can in Sql Server, but it's not committed yet. See: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/20140616195900.GC...