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A vintage-style balance scale weighing a purple anatomical heart against a yellow human brain on a teal background.
A classic balance scale holds a detailed purple heart and a textured yellow brain, symbolizing the age-old debate between feeling and thinking.
A man and a woman standing on a scale.
The image is a graphic illustration of a balance scale, which is a symbol of justice and fairness. The scale is made up of two equal parts, one on top of the other, with a person standing on one side and a person on the other side. The person is standing on the left side of the scale, while the person is on the right side. Both figures are facing each other and are drawn in a simple, cartoon-like style. The scale is gold in color and has a tall, slender pole with a pointed top. The pole is decorated with a small, ornate finial at the top
Businessman holding a neutral mask while discarding expressive masks, symbolizing emotional suppression in professional settings.
A man in business attire holds a blank, smiling mask-while letting go of more expressive ones-illustrating workplace emotional suppression.
Blue justice scale icon symbolizing fairness and legal balance on transparent background.
A balanced blue justice scale, embodying the principle that law should weigh evidence and rights equally.
Two stylized human heads in profile facing each other-one red with a thumbs-down, one green with a thumbs-up-symbolizing opposing opinions.
A striking visual contrast between approval and disapproval-two minds locked in opposing viewpoints.
people holding signs in front of a clock
The image shows three people holding up signs with a megaphone in front of a clock face. The clock face is white with purple rays radiating outwards from the center. The people are standing in a line, with the person in the middle holding a red banner with a white circle in the center, which has a red "No" symbol on it. On either side of the clock face, there are two purple and orange signs with exclamation marks on them. The person on the left is wearing a yellow shirt and blue pants, the person on on the right is wearing pink pants and a pink shirt, and the
Two stylized human head silhouettes-one orange with a thumbs-up, one red with a thumbs-down-filled with scribbles, symbolizing opposing opinions or cognitive bias.
A side-by-side illustration of two minds-one affirming, one doubting-highlighting how internal thought patterns drive judgment and decision-making.
Colorful illustration of interconnected human heads with icons representing ideas, learning, data, technology, and collaboration.
This dynamic illustration shows how diverse minds connect through tools, data, and shared goals to drive innovation and learning.
Orange balance scale with a human head icon on the left pan and a checklist icon on the right, symbolizing decision-making or trade-offs.
A visual metaphor for weighing intuitive human judgment against structured, data-driven processes.
Four diverse people sit facing three posters listing social justice concepts like sexism, systemic racism, and pride.
A diverse group reflects on core social justice concepts displayed on posters: oppression, institutional responsibility, and multicultural pride.
A person in a blue shirt holds a magnifying glass to examine a brain, with their head open revealing an empty cavity.
A symbolic illustration of scientific inquiry into the human brain-curiosity meets neuroscience.
A person with a thought bubble filled with colorful interlocking gears, symbolizing problem-solving and cognitive processes.
A thinker imagines interconnected ideas-represented by vibrant gears-sparking innovation and solutions.
Classical line drawing of a bearded man with curly hair in profile, evoking ancient Greek or Roman sculpture.
A stylized 19th-century line engraving of a contemplative ancient philosopher, reminiscent of Socrates or Plato.
Colorful interlocking gears forming a human brain shape, symbolizing cognitive processes and mechanical thinking.
A dynamic brain made of multicolored gears-visualizing how ideas, logic, and creativity interlock to drive problem-solving.
Illustration of a pink human brain with the words "IMPLICIT BIAS" in green, flanked by lightning bolts.
A stylized brain visualizing how implicit bias-unconscious associations-can subtly shape our thoughts and actions.
A balance scale with two equal human figures and a yellow prohibition symbol over the fulcrum, symbolizing inequality or unfairness.
A balanced scale with identical figures-but a “no” symbol at its center-highlights how fairness can be undermined even when appearances suggest equality.
Silhouette of a human head profile with a brain inside and USB cables plugged in, symbolizing brain-computer interface or digital cognition.
A symbolic illustration of a human brain connected via USB cables-representing the fusion of biological intelligence and digital technology.
Academic paper titled "An Exploration of Gender Bias in Computer Clip Art" by Marilyn A. Dyurd, published in Business Communication Quarterly.
A scholarly article examining gender bias in popular computer clip art, highlighting underrepresentation of women in professional roles.
what is bias? navigate the terminology and impact of bias in the workplace and in the greater world
The image is a graphic with a light blue background and white text. The text reads "What is Bias? Navigate the terminology and impact of bias in the workplace and in the greater world. Each of us has our own bias, or inclinations and preferences that influence our judgment and prevent us from being even-handed (Business Dictionary). Our biases can be conscious, meaning that we are aware when they occur, or unconscious, meaning they happen outside of our own awareness." There is also a white illustration of a balance scale on the right side of the text.
A group of people are shown in a grid of flags.
The image is a table that shows the results of a live surgery procedure. It has a white background and the names of the surgeons are arranged in a grid-like pattern. Each surgeon is represented by a different flag - R. Barco, P. Boileau, E. Calvo, Castagna, G. Di Giacomo, A. Hachem, L. Lafosse, Th. Laffosse. The surgeons are all wearing suits and ties and are smiling at the camera. The table also has the names and their respective flags - the Italian flag, the French flag, and the
the three men are shown in three different colors with the words bias on them
The image is a graphic design for a radio show called "Radio". It has a pink background with three circular images in the center. On the left, there is a photo of a man with a beard and a serious expression on his face. In the middle, there are two photos of a young man with dark hair and tattoos on his arms. The man in the middle is wearing a black mask with the letter "A" on it. The woman on the right is also wearing a white t-shirt and has long curly hair. The text "Bias" is written in black at the bottom of the image.