In a grocery store, Sarah, Mike, and their daughter Lucy are shopping together. Sarah puts a jar of peanut butter in the cart and tells Lucy that it's for making sandwiches at home. While Sarah is not looking, Mike takes the jar out of the cart and replaces it with almond butter because he knows Lucy prefers it. However, Lucy didn't see her father make the switch. Where does Lucy think the jar of peanut butter is? Respond very briefly.
Lucy thinks the jar of peanut butter is in the shopping cart because the last thing she was told by her mother was that the peanut butter was for making sandwiches at home. Since she did not see her father switch the jars and no one updated her on the change, from her perspective, the peanut butter is still in the cart. Lucy's understanding of the situation is based on the information she has, which doesn't include witnessing the switch her father made.