In a museum, four friends - Iris, Jack, Kelly, and Leo - are admiring different paintings. They each have a favorite painting that they want to show the others. However, while they're discussing their favorites, a staff member moves some of the paintings around as part of a new exhibit arrangement. When the friends go to find their favorite paintings to show one another, where will they look first? Provide a very brief response.
Iris, Jack, Kelly, and Leo will likely first look for their favorite paintings in the spots where they last saw them or where they were originally displayed. This is because they would not have been aware of the paintings being moved if they were engaged in discussion at the time. The most intuitive action for someone looking for an item they previously located in a specific place would be to check that place first. If their favorite paintings are not there, they would then probably seek assistance from museum staff or look for information about the new arrangement.