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Richard Asay
No full textRichard Asay is pictured his school year at Roosevelt Elementary. He is the son of Eldred and Sophia Asay. He married Ina Annette Larson. He was born December 1, 1929 and died March 17, 2006
Jane Asay
No full textMelva Jane Asay is pictured her school year at Roosevelt Elementary. She iis the daughter of Eldred and Saphia Asay. She married Arlo Vernon Stewart
Milton Asay
No full textMilton Dean Asay is pictured his school year at Roosevelt Elementary. He is the son of Eldred and Saphia Asay. He married Deone Galley. He was born June 21, 1931 and died March 19, 2015
Richard Asay
No full textRichard Dean Asay is pictured his school year at Altamont High School. He is the son of Isaac and Emma Asay. He served in the Navy during World War II. He married Linda Ramona Correa. He was born September 14, 1924 and died June 7, 1989
Money for Nothing: An analysis of the gratifications motivating the purchase of non-compulsory video streaming subscription products
No full textThis study examines the gratifications sought by individuals purchasing non-compulsory products on otherwise free video streaming services. Applying uses and gratifications theory (UGT), ten gratifications are hypothesized to motivate the purchase of non-compulsory livestreaming products called “subscriptions” on the Twitch platform. Data was collected using a survey instrument and web scraping. Negative binomial, hurdle, and logistic regression analyses support four primary findings. (1) An increased desire for altruistic gratification positively influences the quantity of subscription products purchased and the quantity of subscriptions gifted to others. (2) An increase in the strength of a parasocial relationship positively influences both the quantity and quality of subscriptions purchased. (3) An increase in the desire for self-expression and social commitment positively influence the quantity of subscriptions purchased. (4) An increase in perceived social pressure and the desire for an elevated personal reputation negatively influence the likelihood of an individual purchasing their first subscription product.
When taken with the relative size of the effect each gratification exhibits on subscription activity, the results benefit both theorists and practitioners. For the theorist, the results build upon previous UGT literature on livestreaming by showing evidence in favor of a relationship between social-gratifications sought and the purchase of non-compulsory livestreaming products while also expounding on the bi-directional effect of social-gratifications on initial subscription purchases. Additionally, the analyses identify previously unknown gratifications that motivate subscription purchases and the relative strength of these gratifications. Practitioners can benefit from this knowledge by using the results to design and market subscription products congruent with the gratifications sought from their purchase. Additional research should be pursued to further explain the socio-behavioral gratifications that uniquely motivate initial and subsequent subscription purchases.ProQuest Traditional Publishing Optio
ASAY, J. Truthmaking. (Cambridge University Press, 2023, pp. 76).
No full textTruthmaking (2023), by Jamin Asay, is part of the “Elements in Metaphysics” series, published by the Cambridge University Press. The book is an excellent brief introduction to truthmaking theory: accessible, clear, and enjoyable, covering the most fundamental problems of the field. One of the highlights of the book is the chapter on truthmakers for truths concerning socialconstructions. It successfully shows that truthmaking theory is not only related to abstract metaphysical problems but is also tied to central puzzles in ethics and political philosophy (more specifically philosophies of race and gender).Truthmaking (2023), by Jamin Asay, is part of the “Elements in Metaphysics” series, published by the Cambridge University Press. The book is an excellent brief introduction to truthmaking theory: accessible, clear, and enjoyable, covering the most fundamental problems of the field. One of the highlights of the book is the chapter on truthmakers for truths concerning socialconstructions. It successfully shows that truthmaking theory is not only related to abstract metaphysical problems but is also tied to central puzzles in ethics and political philosophy (more specifically philosophies of race and gender).Truthmaking (2023), by Jamin Asay, is part of the “Elements in Metaphysics” series, published by the Cambridge University Press. The book is an excellent brief introduction to truthmaking theory: accessible, clear, and enjoyable, covering the most fundamental problems of the field. One of the highlights of the book is the chapter on truthmakers for truths concerning socialconstructions. It successfully shows that truthmaking theory is not only related to abstract metaphysical problems but is also tied to central puzzles in ethics and political philosophy (more specifically philosophies of race and gender)
[Report to Chief J. E. Curry, by an unknown author #1]
No full textReport to Chief J. E. Curry, by an unknown author. The report contains a list of officers who gave depositions to the United States Attorney
[Report to Chief J. E. Curry, by an unknown author #2]
No full textReport to Chief J. E. Curry, by an unknown author. The report contains a list of officers who gave depositions to the United States Attorney
South Fork of Sevier River below mouth of Asay Creek. Garfield County, UT, 1944
No full textPhoto of the South Fork of Sevier River below mouth of Asay Creek in Garfield County, Utah, in 1944. Photo of a view of South Fork of Sevier River below mouth of Asay Creek. Garfield County, Utah, in 1944. Photograph from Herbert E. Gregory Book 12: Colorado Plateau, Province, 1942-194
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