Select all that are true with respect to option valuation:

The holder of a call option has rights to the dividend on the underlying stock.

The holder of a put option has rights to the dividend on the underlying stock.

A call option on a dividend paying stock would be worth less than a call option on that same stock if it were non$-$dividend paying $($i$.$e$.,$ all else is equal other than the dividend$).$

A call option on a dividend paying stock would be worth more than a call option on that same stock if it were non$-$dividend paying $($i$.$e$.,$ all else is equal other than the dividend$).$