“Cognitive curiosity” and the desire to attain competence with the learning application may motivate learners to develop more skills where the challenges are matched by the user’s current skill set, so higher ratings on these questions imply willingness to use the system again. Finally, Webster et al. termed “intrinsic interests” as subjective experiences during interactions that are characterized by perceptions of pleasure and involvement. Higher ratings on these questions mean the learners are so intensively involved in the learning activity that nothing else seems to matter.