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Iceberg Model Diagram - Visualizing Surface vs. Hidden Layers #3680675 (License: Personal Use)
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This minimalist line-art iceberg diagram uses horizontal divisions to represent hierarchical layers beneath the surface-commonly used to illustrate latent factors in psychology, organizational behavior, or systems theory. The wavy waterline clearly separates the observable (top layer) from the hidden structural, cultural, or unconscious elements below. Each tier can be labeled to denote increasing depth of analysis, such as symptoms, behaviors, beliefs, and core assumptions.
Frequently used in educational, therapeutic, and business strategy contexts to explain hidden drivers behind observable phenomena; ideal for landing pages on critical thinking, coaching frameworks, or problem-solving methodologies.
Related Cliparts: Illustrative iceberg diagram showing the visible tip above water and three submerged layers-ideal for psychology, systems thinking, and root-cause analysis.
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