The establishment of police officer  education allows for their performance to be effective in which of the following?Allows officers to establish their own policing rules when involved in enforcing the laws and conducting investigationsInability to show choice while applying policies and proceduresBetter understanding of how to enforce the lawsHow sometimes policies and procedures would need to be pushed aside in order to effectively provide police services

The establishment of police officer education primarily allows for their performance to be effective in "Better understanding of how to enforce the laws". This is because a proper education provides officers with a comprehensive understanding of the laws they are enforcing, the legal boundaries within which they must operate, and the best practices for carrying out their duties.

It does not necessarily allow officers to establish their own policing rules when involved in enforcing the laws and conducting investigations. While education can provide officers with a better understanding of how to approach different situations, they are still expected to follow established laws and departmental policies.

Similarly, it does not mean that officers have the inability to show choice while applying policies and procedures. In fact, education can enhance their ability to make informed decisions within the framework of those policies and procedures.

Lastly, education does not imply that policies and procedures would need to be pushed aside in order to effectively provide police services. On the contrary, a proper education emphasizes the importance of these policies and procedures in maintaining law and order, and in ensuring that police actions are legal, ethical, and effective.