1. identified or classified with excessive or unnecessary detail; having more identifying characteristics than needed
Usage: technical usage in statistics and social science research
2. excessively associated with or defined by a particular identity, role, or characteristic
Usage: psychology and sociology

Examples

• The statistical model was overidentified, containing more constraints than necessary to solve the problem.
• She felt overidentified with her professional role and struggled to maintain a separate personal identity.
• The research data was overidentified with demographic markers that obscured the underlying patterns.
• He worried about becoming overidentified with a single political ideology.
• The system had overidentified variables that made interpretation difficult.