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Most men confuse sexual interest with consent, a new paper shows

By Research Advancement • Nov 30, 2017 • Research In The News•   

What constitutes consent is apparently still unclear to most men. According to a new paper from Binghamton University and Rush University, most men confused sexual interest with consent, Teen Vogue reports.

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