This week you are exploring the correlational analysis, when it is used, and how

This week you are exploring the correlational analysis, when it is used, and how to interpret it. discuss the following questions:
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Why does correlation not imply causation?
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If we cannot imply causation from a correlation, then what value do we receive from a correlational analysis?
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What is the difference between a positive and a negative correlation? Give a psychology-based example of each.
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Finally, you have noticed that there is a discrepancy in grades for children of single parents in your elementary school and decide to pilot test a tutoring program for these students. The outcome of the pilot study has shown a correlation of 0.30 between tutoring and increased performance for these students. Based on this, would you roll out the tutoring program on a larger scale? Why or why not?