3. Which of the following are the moral r'ights under the Copyright Act? A. The right to integrity, to prevent the work from being the subject of criticism, and to be anonymous B. The right to control reproduction, to prevent the work from being abused, and to be anonymous C. The right that the new owner not distort, mutilate, or otherwise change the work in such a way as to degrade it and bring harm to the reputation of the author D. The right to control reproduction, to prevent the work from being distorted or mutilated, and to be associated with the work E. The right to integrity, to prevent the work from being the subject of criticism, and to be associated with the work