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With the evocative name PCMIA, Ariadna Vanessa Ontiveros from Cúcuta created a video game as a psychological assessment tool, through which data is obtained on emotional intelligence, life plans, social skills, personality traits, and motivational goals of children and adolescents.

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According to the author of the video game, “PCMIA has a low predisposition and dominance index; it simplifies processes and is quick and practical to use. It acts as a disinhibitor, allowing people to express themselves more sincerely and fluently without noticing it.”

Ontiveros says that her love of technology and education, along with her creativity, allowed her to shape her degree project since she was in her third semester.

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Although skepticism initially took hold of Ariadna, her desire to create and contribute to human development through her video game was stronger. “It took me about three years. The first year was spent on the psychological structure and basic functioning of the game; the second year was spent on everything related to game development, programming, scenario design, characters, and finally, in the third year, the corresponding pilot tests were carried out to verify the effectiveness of PCMIA, which was, of course, a complete success,” said Ariadna.

To launch this project, which he has nurtured with his inexhaustible love, time, and perseverance, he relied on a team of professionals, including fellow psychologists, a social worker, an industrial engineer, and a video game developer.

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PCMIA: “Discover your reality” became Ontiveros' life project, for which he works, fights, and dreams big every day. It is a video game-style psychological assessment tool that analyzes and obtains data on emotional intelligence, life plans, social skills, and identifies personality traits and motivational goals in children and adolescents.

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