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         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: operations management. Explanation: Operations management: The transformation process that converts resources into finished goods and services.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: conditioned stimulus (CS). Explanation: A stimulus that, when repeatedly paired with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits a conditioned response similar to the unconditioned response.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: organic organization. Explanation: Organic organization: An organizational design that's highly adaptive and flexible.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: feminism. Explanation: the belief in the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes; also, organized activity to advance women\u2019s rights.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: etic. Explanation: Relating to categories held to be universal or based on an outside observer\u2019s objective understanding (cf. emic).",
+        "input": "Term: ethnography. Explanation: Literally, \u2018writing about peoples\u2019, the term also implies the practice of anthropological fieldwork.",
         "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: primary context. Explanation: The condition that results when provenience, association, and matrix have not been disturbed since the original deposition of archaeological data (compare with secondary context).",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: forced distribution method. Explanation: Similar to grading on a curve; predetermined percentages of ratees are placed in various performance categories.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: self-monitoring (-observation, -recording). Explanation: Deliberate attention to some aspect of one's behavior, often accompanied by recording its frequency or intensity.",
+        "input": "Term: propositional network. Explanation: Interconnected associative structure in long-term memory comprising nodes or bits of information.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: forced distribution method. Explanation: Similar to grading on a curve; predetermined percentages of ratees are placed in various performance categories.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: Apollonian. Explanation: An aspect of drama or culture characterized by measure, restraint, and harmony (cf. Dionysian).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: attribution theory. Explanation: A theory used to explain how we judge people differently depending on what meaning we attribute to a given behavior.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: diachronic. Explanation: Pertaining to phenomena as they occur or change over a period of time; achronological perspective (compare with synchronic).",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: metate. Explanation: A common New World term for ground-stone basins used to process grains.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: Epicureanism. Explanation: a philosophy founded by Epicurus in the fourth century B.C. that taught that happiness (freedom from emotional turmoil) could be achieved through the pursuit of pleasure (intellectual rather than sensual pleasure).",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Great Chain of Being. Explanation: The view of the world as consisting of a hierarchy of entities from God to humanity to animals to plants, etc. It was prevalent in the sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries and, in contrast to the theory of evolution, based on a notion of the fixity of species.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: mutual deterrence. Explanation: the belief that nuclear war could best be prevented if both the United States and the Soviet Union had sufficient nuclear weapons so that even if one nation launched a preemptive first strike, the other could respond and devastate the attacker.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: culture trait. Explanation: Any individual item of culture, either material or non-material.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: dichotic listening. Explanation: Hearing two verbal inputs simultaneously.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "system": "",
+        "history": []
+    },
+    {
+        "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
+        "input": "Term: personnel replacement charts. Explanation: ompany records showing present performance and promotabilityof inside candidates for the most important positions.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: politiques. Explanation: a group who emerged during the French Wars of Religion in the sixteenth century, placed politics above religion, and believed that no religious truth was worth the ravages of civil war.",
+        "input": "Term: Middle Passage. Explanation: the journey of slaves from Africa to the Americas as the middle leg of the triangular trade.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: feral child. Explanation: A child existing in a \u2018natural\u2019 state, unsocialized by humans but sometimes believed to have been reared by wild animals.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: iconic representation. Explanation: Representing knowledge with mental images.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: scenario. Explanation: A consistent view of what the future is likely to be.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: delayed direct exchange. Explanation: Le \u0301vi-Strauss\u2019term for a type of marital exchange between kin groups where women move in one direction in one generation, and in the opposite direction in the next. It is a logical consequence of men marrying fathers\u2019 sisters\u2019 daughters (cf. direct exchange, generalized exchange).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: mental imagery. Explanation: Mental representation of spatial knowledge that includes physical properties of the object or event represented.",
+        "input": "Term: situated cognition. Explanation: Idea that thinking is sit\u00acuated (located) in physical and social contexts.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: thin-section analysis. Explanation: A technique whereby microscopic thin sections arecut from a stone object or potsherd and examined with a petrological microscope to determine the source of the material.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: animism. Explanation: A belief in a spiritual presence within things such as rocksand trees.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: organizational development. Explanation: Organizational development (OD) : Change methods that focus on people and the nature and quality of interpersonal work relationships.",
+        "input": "Term: directional plans. Explanation: Plans that are flexible and set out general guidelines.",
         "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: natural laws. Explanation: a body of laws or specific principles held to be derived from nature and binding on all human societies even in the absence of written laws governing such matters.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: Maya calendar. Explanation: A method employed by the Maya of measuring the passage of time, comprising two separate calendar systems: (1) the Calendar Round, used for everyday purposes; (2) the Long Count, used for the reckoning of historical dates.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural studies. Explanation: The discipline concerned with the study of mass culture, popular culture, etc. Although it touches on anthropological interests, it has its origins in and its most direct links with literary criticism and sociology.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: conditions of learning. Explanation: Circumstances that prevail when learning occurs and that include internal conditions (prerequisite skills and cognitive processing requirements of the learner) and external conditions (environmental stimuli that support the learner\u2019s cognitive processes).",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: associative. Explanation: Saussure\u2019s term for what are now usually called paradigmatic relations in a language or symbolic system.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: correlational research. Explanation: A study in which an investigator explores naturally existing relations among variables.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: performing stage. Explanation: The fourth stage of group development when the group is fully functional and works on group task.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: cultural determinism. Explanation: The notion that culture, rather than biology, regulates the ways in which humans perceive the world.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural selection. Explanation: The process that leads to differential retention of cultural traits, which increases a society\u2019s potential for successful cultural adaptation while eliminating maladaptive traits.",
+        "input": "Term: anthropology. Explanation: The study of humanity \u2013 our physical characteristics as animals, and our unique non-biological characteristics we call culture. The subject is generally broken down into three subdisciplines: biological (physical) anthropology, cultural (social) anthropology, and archaeology.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: conjectural history. Explanation: Originally an eighteenth-century term for the methods of historical reconstruction favoured by thinkers such as Adam Smith and much later by evolutionists and diffusionists.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: division of labor/job specialization. Explanation: The breakdown of jobs into narrow and repetitive tasks.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Modernism. Explanation: the artistic and literary styles that emerged in the decades before 1914 as artists rebelled against traditional efforts to portray reality as accurately as possible (leading to Impressionism and Cubism) and writers explored new forms.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: effectiveness. Explanation: Doing the right things, or completing activities so that organizational goals are attained.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: self-actualization. Explanation: The desire for self-fulfillment or for becoming everything one is capable of becoming; the highest level in Maslow\u2019s hierarchy of needs.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: scutage. Explanation: in the fourteenth century, a money payment for military service that replaced the obligation of military service in the lordvassal relationship.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: laissez-faire. Explanation: \"let (them) do (as they please).\" An economic doctrine that holds that an economy is best served when the government does not interfere but allows the economy to self-regulate according to the forces of supply and demand.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: alternation ranking method. Explanation: Ranking employees from best to worst on a particular trait, choosing highest, then lowest, until all are ranked.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: forces of production. Explanation: In Marxist theory, things such as raw materials and technology which form the material as opposed to the social aspect of the economic base; or the interaction of these elements of the means of production with labour (cf. base, mode of production, relations of production).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: cognitive modeling. Explanation: Modeled explanation and demonstration incorporating verbalizations of the model\u2019s thoughts and reasons for performing given actions.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: management assessment center. Explanation: A simulation in which management candidates are asked to perform realistic tasks in hypothetical situations and are scored on their  performance. It usually also involves testing and the use of management games.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: historiographic approach. Explanation: A form of explanation based primarily on traditional descriptive historical frameworks.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: written response. Explanation: Performances on tests, quizzes, homework, term papers, reports, and computer documents.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: paleoethnobotany. Explanation: The recovery and identification of plant remains from archaeological contexts, used in reconstructing past environments and economies.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: jihad. Explanation: \u201cstriving in the way of the Lord.\u201d In Islam, the attempt to achieve personal betterment, although it can also mean fair, defensive fighting to preserve one's life and one's faith.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: open system. Explanation: Open system: Systems that interact with their environment.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: attribution retraining. Explanation: Intervention strategy aimed at altering students\u2019 attributional beliefs, usually from dysfunctional attributions (e.g., failure attributed to low ability) to those conducive to motivation and learning (failure attributed to low effort).",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: Stalinization. Explanation: the adoption by Eastern European Communist countries of features of the economic, political, and military policies implemented by Stalin in the Soviet Union.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: intertextuality. Explanation: Referring to relations between texts,where each represents a commentary on another.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: archaeological survey. Explanation: A method of data gathering in which data are gathered and evaluated from the surface of archaeological sites, usually by mapping of features and surface collection of artifacts and ecofacts.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: activity. Explanation: The time or resources needed to progress from one event to another in a PERT network.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: effectance motivation. Explanation: Motivation to interact effectively with one\u2019s environment and control critical aspects.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: culture history approach. Explanation: Archaeological interpretation based on temporal and spatial syntheses of data and the application of general descriptive models usually derived from a normative view of culture.",
+        "input": "Term: market exchange. Explanation: A mode of exchange which implies both a specific location for transactions and the sort of social relations where bargaining can occur. It usually involves a system of price-making through negotiation.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: monotheism. Explanation: the doctrine or belief that there is only one God.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: annual bonu. Explanation: Plans that are designed to motivate short-term performance of managers and which are tied to company profitability.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: unconditioned stimulus (UCS). Explanation: A stimulus that when presented elicits a natural response from the organism.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: conjectural history. Explanation: Originally an eighteenth-century term for the methods of historical reconstruction favoured by thinkers such as Adam Smith and much later by evolutionists and diffusionists.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: \u2018Iroquois\u2019 terminology. Explanation: A type of kinship terminology in which cross-cousins are distinguished from parallel cousins. Often parallel cousins are classed together with siblings.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: anthropology. Explanation: The comprehensive study of the human species from biological, social, and cultural perspectives using both synchronic and diachronic views; in the United States, it comprises the subdisciplines of biological or physical anthropology, cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and archaeology, usually including both historical and prehistoric archaeology.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Lebensraum. Explanation: \"living space.\" The doctrine, adopted by Hitler, that a nation\u2019s power depends on the amount of land it occupies; thus a nation must expand to be strong.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: formal operational stage. Explanation: Fourth of Piaget\u2019s stages of cognitive development, encompassing roughly ages 11 to adult.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural ecology. Explanation: The study of relations between culture and the natural world, especially in the theoretical perspective of Julian Steward.",
+        "input": "Term: ethos. Explanation: According to Bateson, the distinctive character or spirit of an event or a culture (cf. eidos).",
         "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: identical element. Explanation: View of transfer postulating that application of a response in a situation other than the one in which it was learned depends on the number of features (stimuli) common to the two situations.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: early retirement window. Explanation: A type of offering by which employees are encouraged to retire early, the incentive being liberal pension benefits plus perhaps a cash payment.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: self-efficacy or efficacy expectations. Explanation: Personal beliefs concerning one\u2019s capabilities to organize and imple-ment actions necessary to learn or perform behaviors at designated levels.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: primary context. Explanation: The condition that results when provenience, association, and matrix have not been disturbed since the original deposition of archaeological data (compare with secondary context).",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: operating agreement. Explanation: Operating agreement: The document that outlines the provisions governing the way an LLC will conduct business.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: self-esteem. Explanation: One\u2019s perceived sense of self-worth; whether one accepts and respects oneself.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural anthropology. Explanation: The branch of anthropology or the academic discipline which is concerned with the study of cultural diversity. The term is typically used in the North American traditions, whereas in other traditions \u2018ethnology\u2019 or \u2018social anthropology\u2019 are the more common terms, often with slightly different subject matter (cf. ethnology, social anthropology, four fields).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: New Economic Policy. Explanation: a modified version of the old capitalist system introduced in the Soviet Union by Lenin in 1921 to revive the economy after the ravages of the civil war and war communism.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural evolution. Explanation: The theory that human societies change via a process analogous to the evolution of biological species.",
+        "input": "Term: phytoliths. Explanation: Microscopic silica bodies that form in living plants and provide a durable floral ecofact that allows the identification of plant remains in archaeological deposits.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: ethnic cleansing. Explanation: the policy of killing or forcibly removing people of another ethnic group; used by the Serbs against Bosnian Muslims in the 1990s.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: self-concept. Explanation: One\u2019s collective self-perceptions that are formed through experiences with, and interpretations of, the environment and that are heavily influenced by reinforcements and evaluations by significant other persons.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: volition. Explanation: The act of using the will; the process of dealing with the implementation of actions to attain goals.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: slag. Explanation: The material residue of smelting processes from metalworking. Analysis is often necessary to distinguish slags derived from copper smelting from those produced in iron production. Crucible slags (from the casting process) may be distinguished from smelting slags by their high concentration of copper.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: appraisal interview. Explanation: An interview in which the supervisor and subordinate review the appraisal and make plans to remedy deficiencies and reinforce strengths.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: unconditional positive regard. Explanation: Attitudes of worthiness and acceptance with no conditions attached.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Kulturkreis. Explanation: A cluster of related culture traits, or the geographical area where these are found. The idea is fundamental to German-Austrian diffusionists, who saw these circles as spreading progressively over earlier culture circles (English, \u2018culture circle\u2019).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: reconnaissance survey. Explanation: A broad range of techniques involved in the location of archaeological sites, e.g. the recording of surface artifacts and features, and the sampling of natural and mineral resources.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: shaping. Explanation: Differential reinforcement of successive approximations to the desired rate or form of behavior.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: comparable worth. Explanation: Comparable worth refers to the requirement to pay men and women equal wages for jobs that are of comparable (rather than strictly equal) value to the employer.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: task involvement. Explanation: Motivational state characterized by viewing learning as a goal and focusing on task demands rather than on oneself.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: agricultural revolution. Explanation: the application of new agricultural techniques that allowed for a large increase in productivity in the eighteenth century.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: organizational change. Explanation: Organizational change: Any alteration of people, structure, or technology in an organization.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: time-space grids. Explanation: A synthesis of temporal and spatial distributions of data used in the culture history approach based on period sequences within culture areas.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: role overload. Explanation: Having more work to accomplish than time permits.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: propaganda. Explanation: a program of distorted information put out by an organization or government to spread its policy, cause, or doctrine.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: organizational design. Explanation: Organizational design: Creating or changing an organization's structure.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: laissez-faire. Explanation: \"let (them) do (as they please).\" An economic doctrine that holds that an economy is best served when the government does not interfere but allows the economy to self-regulate according to the forces of supply and demand.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural determinism. Explanation: The notion that culture, rather than biology, regulates the ways in which humans perceive the world.",
+        "input": "Term: cultural anthropology. Explanation: The branch of anthropology or the academic discipline which is concerned with the study of cultural diversity. The term is typically used in the North American traditions, whereas in other traditions \u2018ethnology\u2019 or \u2018social anthropology\u2019 are the more common terms, often with slightly different subject matter (cf. ethnology, social anthropology, four fields).",
         "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: questionnaire. Explanation: Situation in which respondents are presented with items or questions asking about their thoughts and actions.",
+        "input": "Term: stimulated recall. Explanation: Research procedure in which people work on a task and afterward recall their thoughts at various points; the procedure may include videotaping.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: norm. Explanation: Norms: Standards or expectations that are accepted and shared by a group's members.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: \u2018God\u2019s truth\u2019. Explanation: In linguistics and cognitive anthropology, the view that a good analysis of a set of emic categories will represent the true psychological reality of informants (cf. \u2018hocus-pocus\u2019).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: propaganda. Explanation: a program of distorted information put out by an organization or government to spread its policy, cause, or doctrine.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: incremental theory. Explanation: The belief that abilities are skills that can improve through learning.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: divination. Explanation: the practice of seeking to foretell future events by interpreting divine signs, which could appear in various forms, such as in entrails of animals, in patterns in smoke, or in dreams.",
+        "input": "Term: Marshall Plan. Explanation: the European Recovery Program, under which the United States provided financial aid to European countries to help them rebuild after World War II.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
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         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Epicureanism. Explanation: a philosophy founded by Epicurus in the fourth century B.C. that taught that happiness (freedom from emotional turmoil) could be achieved through the pursuit of pleasure (intellectual rather than sensual pleasure).",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: open-book management. Explanation: Open-book management: A motivational approach in which an organization's financial statements (the \u201cbooks\u201d) are shared with all employees.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural core, culture core. Explanation: In Steward\u2019s cultural ecology, the aspects of culture most susceptible to ecological influence (e.g., subsistence,patterns of migration) (cf. total culture).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: spontaneous recovery. Explanation: Sudden recurrence of the conditioned response following presentation of the conditioned stimulus after a time lapse in which the conditioned stimulus is not presented.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: battleship-shaped curve. Explanation: A lens-shaped graph representing changes in artifact type frequencies over time, from origin to expanding popularity, decline, and, finally, disappearance.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: role overload. Explanation: Having more work to accomplish than time permits.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: mystery religion. Explanation: religions that involve initiation into secret rites that promise intense emotional involvement with spiritual forces and a greater chance of individual immortality.",
+        "input": "Term: civic humanism. Explanation: an intellectual movement of the Italian Renaissance that saw Cicero, who was both an intellectual and a statesman, as the ideal and held that humanists should be involved in government and use their rhetorical training in the service of the state.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: three-term contingency. Explanation: The basic operant model of conditioning: A discriminative stimulus sets the occasion for a response to be emitted, which is followed by a reinforcing stimulus.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: jihad. Explanation: \u201cstriving in the way of the Lord.\u201d In Islam, the attempt to achieve personal betterment, although it can also mean fair, defensive fighting to preserve one's life and one's faith.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: organizational behavior. Explanation: Organizational behavior (OB): The study of the actions of people at work.",
+        "input": "Term: structured (or directive) interview. Explanation: An interview following a set sequence of questions.",
         "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: hypothalamus. Explanation: Part of the autonomic nervous system that controls body functions needed to maintain homeostasis and also is involved in emotional reactions.",
+        "input": "Term: unlearning  (forgetting). Explanation: Loss of information from memory or inability to recall information due to interference or improper retrieval cues.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
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         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: consul. Explanation: the chief executive officers of the Roman Republic. Two were chosen annually to administer the government and lead the army in battle.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: organizational change. Explanation: Organizational change: Any alteration of people, structure, or technology in an organization.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: SLAR(Sideways-looking Airborne Radar). Explanation: A remote sensing technique that involves the recording in radar images of the return of pulses of electromagnetic radiation sent out from aircraft.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: eidos. Explanation: According to Bateson, the form or structure of culture or cultural phenomena (cf. ethos).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: volition. Explanation: The act of using the will; the process of dealing with the implementation of actions to attain goals.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: cumulative feature. Explanation: A feature without evidence of deliberate construction but which results instead from accretion, as a midden, or subtraction, as a quarry (compare with constructed feature).",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: thermal propection. Explanation: A remote sensing method used in aerial reconnaissance. It is based on weak variations in temperature which can be found above buried structures whose thermal properties are different from those of their surroundings.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: British structuralism. Explanation: Originally a synonym for structural-functionalism (in the 1950s), but later used to refer to the work of British anthropologists who had taken up French structuralist ideas (from the 1960s). British structuralists (in the latter sense) tended to be interested in structural elements of one culture at a time (cf. Dutch struc- turalism, French structuralism).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: ecosystem. Explanation: In ecology and ecological anthropology, the system which includes both social and natural environments.",
+        "input": "Term: centre. Explanation: In opposition to periphery, the economically dominant place. Its centrality does not have to be geographical. For example, in world- systems theory a colonial power may be defined as the \u2018centre\u2019 and its colonies the \u2018periphery\u2019.",
         "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: position replacement card. Explanation: A card prepared for each position in a company to show possible replacement candidates and their qualifications.",
+        "input": "Term: organizational communication. Explanation: Organizational communication: All the patterns, networks, and systems of communication within an organization.",
         "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: paleoethnobotany. Explanation: The recovery and identification of plant remains from archaeological contexts, used in reconstructing past environments and economies.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: good faith effort strategy. Explanation: Employment strategy aimed at changing practices that have contributed in the past to excluding or underutilizing protected groups.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: self-concept. Explanation: One's collective self-perceptions that are formed through experiences with, and interpretations of, the environment and that are heavily influenced by reinforcements and evaluations by significant other persons.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: environmental scanning. Explanation: The screening of large amounts of information to anticipate and interpret changes in the environment.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cultural resource management. Explanation: The conservation and selective investigation of prehistoric and historic remains; specifically, the development of ways and means, including legislation, to safeguard the past.",
+        "input": "Term: ethnology. Explanation: The comparative study of contemporary cultures; part of the subdiscipline of cultural anthropology.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: accommodation. Explanation: The process of changing internalstructures to provide consistency with external reality.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: nobiles. Explanation: \u201cnobles.\u201d The small group of families from both patrician and plebeian origins who produced most of the men who were elected to office in the late Roman Republic.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: central place theory. Explanation: The theory that human settlements will space themselves evenly across a landscape depending on the availability of resources and communication routes, and that these settlements will become differentiated, forming a hierarchy of controlling centers called central places.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: cultural core, culture core. Explanation: In Steward\u2019s cultural ecology, the aspects of culture most susceptible to ecological influence (e.g., subsistence,patterns of migration) (cf. total culture).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: culture circle. Explanation: A cluster of related culture traits, or the geographical area where these are found. The idea is fundamental to German- Austrian diffusionists, who saw these circles as spreading progressively over earlier culture circles (German, Kulturkreis).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: grievance procedure. Explanation: Formal process for addressing any factor involving wages, hours, or conditions of employment that is used as a complaint against the employer.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: iconic representation. Explanation: Representing knowledge with mental images.",
+        "input": "Term: rationalism. Explanation: The doctrine that knowledge derives from reason without the aid of the senses.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: ecofact. Explanation: Non-artifactual organic and environmental remains which have cultural relevance, e.g. faunal and floral material as well as soils and sediments.",
+        "input": "Term: thin-section analysis. Explanation: A technique whereby microscopic thin sections arecut from a stone object or potsherd and examined with a petrological microscope to determine the source of the material.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: environmental scanning. Explanation: The screening of large amounts of information to anticipate and interpret changes in the environment.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: barbarism. Explanation: In evolutionist theory, the stage of society which lies between savagery and civilization. It is characterized by the possession of things such as pottery, livestock, etc. (cf. savagery, civilization).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: affirmative action. Explanation: Organizational programs that enhance the status of members of protected groups.",
+        "input": "Term: authorization card. Explanation: In order to petition for a union election, the union must show that at least 30% of employees may be interested in being unionized. Employees indicate this interest by signing authorization cards.",
         "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: cuneiform. Explanation: \u201cwedge-shaped.\u201d A system of writing developed by the Sumerians that consisted of wedge-shaped impressions made by a reed stylus on clay tablets.",
-        "output": "History",
-        "system": "",
-        "history": []
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-        "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: dowsing. Explanation: The supposed location of subsurface features by employing a twig, copper rod, pendulum, or other instrument; discontinuous movements in these instruments are believed by some to record the existence of buried features.",
+        "input": "Term: Marxist archaeology. Explanation: Based principally on the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, this posits a materialist model of societal change. Change within a society is seen as the result of contradictions arising between the forces of production (technology) and the relations of production (social organization). Such contradictions are seen to emerge as a struggle between distinct social classes.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: population. Explanation: The aggregate of all sample units within a data universe.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: social Darwinism. Explanation: the application of Darwin\u2019s principle of organic evolution to the social order; led to the belief that progress comes from the struggle for survival as the fittest advance and the weak decline.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: \u2018God\u2019s truth\u2019. Explanation: In linguistics and cognitive anthropology, the view that a good analysis of a set of emic categories will represent the true psychological reality of informants (cf. \u2018hocus-pocus\u2019).",
+        "input": "Term: ideology. Explanation: Literally, the study of ideas. It generally carries the meaning of a system of values, such as those Marxists and some postmodernists argue give power to one group over another.",
         "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: chivalry. Explanation: the ideal of civilized behavior that emerged among the nobility in the eleventh and twelfth centuries under the influence of the church; a code of ethics knights were expected to uphold.",
+        "input": "Term: conquistador. Explanation: \u201cconquerors.\u201d Leaders in the Spanish conquests in the Americas, especially Mexico and Peru, in the sixteenth century.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: culture area. Explanation: A spatial unit defined by ethnographically observed cultural similarities within a given geographical area; used archaeologically to define spatial limits to archaeo- logical cultures.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: forces of production. Explanation: In Marxist theory, things such as raw materials and technology which form the material as opposed to the social aspect of the economic base; or the interaction of these elements of the means of production with labour (cf. base, mode of production, relations of production).",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: market exchange. Explanation: A mode of exchange which implies both a specific location for transactions and the sort of social relations where bargaining can occur. It usually involves a system of price-making through negotiation.",
+        "input": "Term: SLAR(Sideways-looking Airborne Radar). Explanation: A remote sensing technique that involves the recording in radar images of the return of pulses of electromagnetic radiation sent out from aircraft.",
         "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: ideology. Explanation: Literally, the study of ideas. It generally carries the meaning of a system of values, such as those Marxists and some postmodernists argue give power to one group over another.",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: indulgence. Explanation: in Christian theology, the remission of part or all of the temporal punishment in purgatory due to sin; granted for charitable contributions and other good deeds. Indulgences became a regular practice of the Christian church in the High Middle Ages, and their abuse was instrumental in sparking Luther\u2019s reform movement in the sixteenth century.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: new imperialism. Explanation: the revival of imperialism after 1880 in which European nations established colonies throughout much of Asia and Africa.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: culture trait. Explanation: Any individual item of culture, either material or non-material.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: form type. Explanation: Classes of artifacts based on form attributes.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: merit raise. Explanation: Any salary increase awarded to an employee based on his or her individual performance.",
+        "output": "Management",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: negative feedback. Explanation: A response to changing conditions that acts to dampen or stop a system\u2019s reaction.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: cultural studies. Explanation: The discipline concerned with the study of mass culture, popular culture, etc. Although it touches on anthropological interests, it has its origins in and its most direct links with literary criticism and sociology.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: genocide. Explanation: the deliberate extermination of a people.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: effectance motivation (mastery motivation). Explanation: Motivation to interact effectively with one\u2019s environment and control critical aspects.",
+        "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: direct exchange. Explanation: Le \u0301vi-Strauss\u2019 term for a type of marital exchange between kin groups where exchanges of women may go in either direction. It is a logical consequence of men exchanging sisters with each other or marrying women of a category which includes both mothers\u2019 brothers\u2019 daughters and fathers\u2019 sisters\u2019 daughters (cf. delayed direct exchange, generalized exchange).",
-        "output": "Ethnology",
+        "input": "Term: structuralist approaches. Explanation: Interpretations which stress that human actions areguided by beliefs and symbolic concepts, and that underlying these are structures of thought which find expression in various forms. The proper object of study is therefore to uncover the structures of thought and to study their influence in shaping the ideas in the minds of the human actors who created thearchaeological record.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: alternation ranking method. Explanation: Ranking employees from best to worst on a particular trait, choosing highest, then lowest, until all are ranked.",
-        "output": "Management",
+        "input": "Term: intertextuality. Explanation: Referring to relations between texts,where each represents a commentary on another.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: conception of ability. Explanation: One\u2019s belief/theory about the nature of intelligence (ability) and how it changes over time.",
+        "input": "Term: artificial intelligence. Explanation: Programming computers to engage in human activities such as thinking, using language, and solving problems.",
         "output": "Pedagogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: heresy. Explanation: the holding of religious doctrines different from the official teachings of the church.",
+        "input": "Term: justification. Explanation: the primary doctrine of the Protestant Reformation, teaching that humans are saved not through good works but by the grace of God, bestowed freely through the sacrifice of Jesus.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: bottom-up processing. Explanation: Pattern recognition of visual stimuli that proceeds from analysis of features to building a meaningful representation.",
-        "output": "Pedagogy",
+        "input": "Term: mystery religion. Explanation: religions that involve initiation into secret rites that promise intense emotional involvement with spiritual forces and a greater chance of individual immortality.",
+        "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: secularization. Explanation: the process of becoming more concerned with material, worldly, temporal things and less with spiritual and religious things.",
-        "output": "History",
+        "input": "Term: lithic technology. Explanation: Artifacts made from stone, including the chipped-stone and ground-stone industries.",
+        "output": "Archaelogy",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: nation in arms. Explanation: the people\u2019s army raised by universal mobilization to repel the foreign enemies of the French Revolution.",
+        "input": "Term: nun. Explanation: female religious monks.",
         "output": "History",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     },
     {
         "instruction": "According to the term given below and it's corresponding explanation, determine the subject category of the term, select a most possible subject category from ['Archaeology', 'Pedagogy', 'Ethnology', 'History', 'Management'], output the subject category and nothing else. ",
-        "input": "Term: Marxist archaeology. Explanation: Based principally on the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, this posits a materialist model of societal change. Change within a society is seen as the result of contradictions arising between the forces of production (technology) and the relations of production (social organization). Such contradictions are seen to emerge as a struggle between distinct social classes.",
-        "output": "Archaelogy",
+        "input": "Term: associative. Explanation: Saussure\u2019s term for what are now usually called paradigmatic relations in a language or symbolic system.",
+        "output": "Ethnology",
         "system": "",
         "history": []
     }