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Developmental psychopathology, as a book category, covers the study of how psychological disorders and maladaptive behaviors emerge, change, and can be prevented or treated across the lifespan by integrating developmental science with clinical psychopathology. Titles in this category examine the interplay of biological, psychological, and social factors (genes, brain development, temperament, family, peers, culture) and emphasize longitudinal, transactional, and multilevel perspectives that distinguish typical from atypical development, identify risk and protective factors, and explain mechanisms such as developmental cascades, comorbidity, and resilience. Books range from theoretical overviews and research monographs to clinical handbooks, intervention and prevention guides, assessment manuals, and methods texts (longitudinal design, neuroimaging, genetic and observational methods), aimed at researchers, clinicians, advanced students, and policymakers interested in understanding and altering developmental pathways to psychopathology.

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