Publishing And Rights Management Practice Exam

What do moral rights include?

The right to reproduce Attribution, anonymity, and integrity of the work The right to financial compensation Right to license

Correct Answer:

Attribution, anonymity, and integrity of the work

Explanation:

Moral rights protect the author's personal connection to the work, not its monetization. They include the right to be identified as the author (attribution), the right to remain anonymous or to use a pseudonym (anonymity), and the right to the integrity of the work, meaning the author can object to changes or distortions that could harm their honor or reputation. These rights stay with the author and are not primarily about selling or licensing the work. The other options describe economic rights—reproduction, financial compensation, and licensing—which govern how the work is used and paid for rather than the author’s personal claims. This set—attribution, anonymity, and integrity—best captures moral rights.

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