 The above example also clearly demonstrates that Regret Theory permits violations of State Neutrality, since the different acts yield the same probability distributions over outcomes. Loomes &amp; Sugden (1987) further show that violations of Stochastic Dominance are licensed by their model. However, in spite of these departures from orthodoxy, it should be noted that Regret Theory retains a number of other strong consequences of SEU, including the Sure-Thing principle, as well as Betweenness for probabilistically independent distributions. An instructive axiomatisation of a generalisation of \((\ref{eqn:RT})\) to finite menus is offered in Sugden 1993. See Bleichrodt &amp; Wakker 2015 for a clear overview of the framework, and its relation to the experimental data.