Alice, Bob, and Carol are playing hide-and-seek in a park with three large trees and two small bushes. Alice is the seeker, while Bob and Carol hide. Bob hides behind tree 1, and Carol hides behind bush 1. After counting, Alice starts searching and finds Bob at tree 1. They both continue searching for Carol together. Meanwhile, Carol sneaks out from bush 1 and hides behind tree 3 instead. What do Alice and Bob believe about Carol's hiding spot, and where will they search next? Provide a very brief response.
Alice and Bob think that Carol is still hiding and has not moved from her original hiding spot, which is bush 1, since they have not seen her switch locations. They will probably search the other hiding spots in the park, which could include tree 2, bush 2, and tree 3. Given that they have found Bob at tree 1, they may consider tree 2 and bush 2 to be the next most likely spots to check, not knowing that Carol has moved to tree 3. They are likely to search these spots systematically until they find Carol or have checked all possible hiding places. Without concrete evidence or having seen Carol move, they have no reason to suspect that she is not in her initial hiding spot or that she has moved to tree 3.