What is the roper way to pass lambda as an argument in C++

As far as I know, I have at least following three ways to decare a function which accept closures. Which can be by copying, by reference, or by moving:

void FooCopyLambda(std::function<void()> f) {
  // ...
  f();
  // ...
}

void FooRefLambda(const std::function<void()> &f) {
  // ...
  f();
  // ...
}

void FooMoveLambda(std::function<void()> &&f) {
  // ...
  f();
  // ...
}

What's the proper way to pass lambda as an argument? Why?