CBT

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CBT or cbt may refer to:

Organizations

Campaign for Better Transport (disambiguation), several public transport advocacy groups
Cincinnati Bell Telephone, the dominant telephone company for around Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Children's Book Trust, since 1957, a book publishing company based in Delhi, India
Center for Biochemical Technology, former name of the Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology
Committee on Bible Translation, a body of scholars with responsibility for overseeing the text of the New International Version of the Bible
Confederação Brasileira de Tênis (Brazilian Tennis Confederation), the governing body of tennis in Brazil
Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, merged into Bank of New England
cbt (publisher), a German publisher

Core body temperature, the operating temperature of an organism
Coulomb blockade thermometer, a kind of thermometer based on quantum electronics

.cbt, a kind of comic book archive file
Closed beta-testing, software beta-testing in a non-public setting
Complete binary tree, a type of binary tree in computer science
Computer-based testing, a method of administering tests electronically using a computer or an equivalent electronic device
Computer-based training
Core-based trees, a proposal for making IP Multicast scalable by constructing a tree of routers

Cognitive behavioral therapy, a psychotherapeutic approach
CBT (AM), a CBC Radio One station in Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Ceneri Base Tunnel, a railway tunnel under construction in Switzerland
Certified Broadcast Technologist, a professional title regulated by the Society of Broadcast Engineers
Cock and ball torture, a sexual activity involving torture of the male genitals
Cock and Ball Torture (band), a German grindcore band
Competitive Balance Tax, a luxury tax paid by teams in Major League Baseball on excess payroll
Commonwealth Bank Trophy, the elite national competition in Australian netball
Compulsory Basic Training, a basic training course for motorcyclists in the UK
Criminal breach of trust,