To cram for the Buddha's feet temporarily means to believe in the Buddha in the old age for blessing, which means to dig a well when you are thirsty. Later, it was called "cramming for the Buddha's feet temporarily" because he was usually unprepared and in a hurry.

In the reinforcement program with fixed time interval, the individual's behavior efficiency shows a changing trend of scallop curve, which is called scallop effect. The scallop effect inspires us that the peak and low peak of work are formed according to the fixed time of reward reinforcement, and the countermeasure is to change the variety and time of reward, thus forming interval reward.

Therefore, cramming temporarily does not belong to the scallop effect.