: How do I put a personality test (or any series of questions with a purpose) in JSON-LD? One of our clients is a startup recruitment bureau for financial professionals. In order to 'lure' them

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One of our clients is a startup recruitment bureau for financial professionals. In order to 'lure' them into signing up, they want to tempt the visitor into taking an personality test. The result of that test is, ofcourse, one of nine personality types (more info here).

I can't seem to find out where in the JSON-LD I'm supposed to show that the test concerns a personality test. I've got this so far (I've left out quite a bit of properties, they seem irrelevant):

{
"@context": "http://schema.org",
"@type": "WebPage",
"potentialAction":
{
"@type": "AskAction",
"question": [ //foreach question in test
{
"@type": "Question",
"headline": "", //question->title
"answerCount": "", //count($question->getAnswers)
"suggestedAnswer": [ //foreach question->getAnswers
{
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "", //answer->text
}
]
}
],
"about": "enneagram",
"result": "personality type"
}
]
}


As you can see, I've used result and about to kind of show Google that it's dealing with a personality test. However, the properties accept Things, so I could enter basically anything, but in the full list of properties, there are no 'classes' for a personality test or anything like it, nor is there a result like a psychological type or personality type or character type.

Am I missing something, or is there no way to specify to Google that it's dealing with a personality test?

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