Question

\im tired, but its a good tired,\ greta remarks. \me, im just exhausted,\ suzanne responds. in light of the two - dimensional model displayed graphically in the text, the emotional experience of the two women differs in: arousal. valence. arousal and valence. neither arousal nor valence.

Explanation:

In the two - dimensional model of emotion (valence - arousal model), valence refers to the pleasantness or unpleasantness of an emotion, and arousal refers to the level of activation or energy. Greta says "it's a good tired" (positive valence), while Suzanne says "I'm just exhausted" (more neutral or negative valence depending on context, but definitely different in terms of the 'good' aspect). Arousal (tired/exhausted) could be similar in terms of energy level (low - medium), but the valence (positive vs. less positive) is the key difference here.

Answer:

valence.