JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog "NO" button acting as "YES" on MAC using TAB

Ya , I am asking question ? Why "NO" is acting as "YES" button in case of JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog on MAC using TAB.
i.e,
I clicked on some button, then showConfirmDialog is opened, By default the focus is on "YES" button. Now I pressed TAB button and changed to the focus to "NO" button.
If press ENTER key --> acting "YES"
If press SPACE key -> acting as "NO"
Why ?
What should I do to make it correct ?
Am I need mention set (Key,value) pairs for UIManager in case of MAC.
Please suggest ?

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