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The Human: Part 2 - Block Model is a simplified representation of human behavior that focuses on individual actions and interactions within a social network. This model builds upon the original Human: Part 1 by incorporating a more detailed framework for understanding how people behave in different contexts. In this model, humans are represented as nodes connected to each other through various relationships such as friendship, family ties, or workplace affiliations. Each node has its own set of attributes that influence its behavior and interactions with others. Key components of the Human: Part 2 - Block Model include: * Node Attributes: These are the characteristics that define an individual's personality, interests, and preferences. * Relationship Types: The different ways in which people interact with each other, such as friendship or romantic relationships. * Interaction Dynamics: The patterns and rules that govern how individuals behave within a social network. By breaking down human behavior into these core components, the Human: Part 2 - Block Model provides a more nuanced understanding of how people interact and influence one another. This model has significant implications for fields such as sociology, psychology, marketing, and computer science.