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How does an investigator produce extinction in classical conditioning?

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Has many food examplesUnconditioned StimulusA stimulus that elicits a reflexive response without learningunConditioned responseA reflexive response elicited by a stimulus without learningUnconditioned responseAn unconditioned stimulus leads to _Conditioned responseA conditioned stimulus leads to _the Conditioned Stimulus no longer elicits the Conditioned Response / The Conditioned Response will disappearIf I continually present the Conditioned Stimulus with no Unconditioned Stimulus, what will happen?

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