Is there a word in JavaScript to describe a JSON serializable object?

Question

I am looking for a term for simple objects that emphasizes their simplicity. In particular, objects that do not have self-reference and do not contain methods, bindings, etc. (T.E. JSON-serializable).

Now I use words like:

• flat object
• "simple object"
• "data container object
• "JSON serializable object"

I do not like them because:

• This implies the absence of a hierarchy, which is actually beautiful.
• Seems vague.
• Also seems vague.
• Not a direct reference to complexity, more emphasis on requirements. It is not often that JSON serializability is actually a requirement, but simplicity.

Examples of objects that I am going to describe:

var good_1 = {};

var good_2 = {a: 1, b: 'str'}

var good_3 = {thing: [1,
                      {a: 1,
                       b: 'str'},
                      'word'],
              otherThing: 42};

Examples of objects that I want to distinguish from:

var bad_1 = {thing: 3,
             getThing: function () { return this.thing; }};

var bad_2 = {a: 1};
bad_2['self'] = bad_2;

Question

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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