Analysts at a philanthropic organization want to predict who is most likely to give to their next fundraising campaign. They considered the potential donors’ Marital Status (single = 1, married = 2, divorced = 3, widowed = 4) and Giving (no = 0, yes = 1). They found a correlation of 0.089 between the two variables. Comment on their conclusion that this shows that marital status has no association with whether the person will respond to the campaign. What should the organization have done with these data?