| Goethe was an assimilator and summed up in himself the spirit of a century, the attitude of predecessors and contemporaries. |
| His policy is not the policy of Rome the conqueror, but Rome the assimilator. |
| These little revelations show him as an assimilator of culture rather than an original – an accusation long levelled at the Thin White Duke. |
| Discussed methods include role plays, contrast culture, simulation games, critical incidents, culture assimilator, and case studies. |
| Do you tend toward the learning preferences of the diverger, accommodator, assimilator or converger? |
| Developed with defense funding in the 1960s and 70s, the culture assimilator has accumulated extensive evidence of its effectiveness in cultural training. |
