Why does my macBook PRO OS 10.9 reboot when it goes to sleep mode?

12.10.13
whenever my MacBook PRO [2012] goes into Sleep Mode, the computer reboots. started to happen AFTER installing Mavericks/OS 10.9. what is going on?

Sleep – Slow Wakeup/Requires Reset

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