CBT most commonly refers to:

• Cock and ball torture, a sexual activity involving pain or constriction applied to the human penis or testicles
• Cognitive behavioral therapy, a psychotherapeutic approach

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CBT or cbt may also refer to:

• CBT-FM, a radio station in Grand Falls-Windsor, Canada
• Certified Broadcast Technologist, a professional title

• Cabot Corp (NYSE:CBT), a chemical manufacturer
• Cincinnati Bell Telephone, an American telco in Ohio
• Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, a regional banking institution that merged into Bank of New England

• .cbt, an extension for tarred comic book archive files
• Complete binary tree, a binary tree data structure where all levels are filled
• Computer-based testing, electronic administering of examinations
• Computer-based training
• Core-based trees, a proposal for making IP Multicast scalable by constructing a tree of routers
• Closed beta test, a beta version released to a select group for testing

• cbt (publisher), Munich, Germany
• .cbt, a comic book archive file extension
• Children's Book Trust, Delhi, India
• Committee on Bible Translation, for the New International Version

• Center for Biochemical Technology, India
• Complete binary tree, in computer science
• Coulomb blockade thermometer, in physics
• Core body temperature, in biology and medicine

• Commonwealth Bank Trophy, in Australian netball
• Competitive Balance Tax, in Major League Baseball
• Confederação Brasileira de Tênis (Brazilian Tennis Confederation)

• Campaign for Better Transport (disambiguation), several advocacy groups
• Ceneri Base Tunnel, a railway tunnel in Switzerland
• Compulsory Basic Training, a British motorcycling certification

• Cadet Basic Training at the United States Military Academy
• Cock and Ball Torture (band), a German grindcore band

• Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)

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