Why College Men May Hear 'Yes' When Women Mean 'No'

Faulty male introspection may explain why men so often misinterpret women's indirect messages to stop or slow down the escalation of sexual intimacy, according to new research by UC Davis communication professor Michael Motley.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news128095723.html">Why College Men May Hear 'Yes' When Women Mean 'No'</a></p> <p>Faulty male introspection may explain why men so often misinterpret women's indirect messages to stop or slow down the escalation of sexual intimacy, according to new research by UC Davis communication professor Michael Motley.</p>