Overvalued Ideation As a Transdiagnostic Feature Across Psychiatric Disorders

When people view a life domain as a core aspect of their self-concept, they judge their self-worth largely in terms of their performance in that domain. This symposium underscores the transdiagnostic significance of such overvalued ideation across unique forms of psychopathology, highlighting disordered eating, gambling, and compulsive rituals as examples.