Step 1: Analyze the statements.
1. \( R \) can have a multi-attribute key:
Multi-attribute keys are allowed in 1NF as long as the attributes are atomic. This statement is true.
2. \( R \) cannot have a foreign key:
This statement is false. Foreign keys are allowed in 1NF as they maintain referential integrity.
3. \( R \) cannot have a composite attribute:
In 1NF, attributes must store atomic values, so composite attributes are not allowed. This statement is true.
4. \( R \) cannot have more than one candidate key:
A relation in 1NF can have multiple candidate keys. This statement is false.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{(1) and (3)}}
\]