Which risk increases when the complex conjugate of a quantum wave function is incorrectly applied modelling electron position?

💡 Explanation

Unphysical probability densities arise, because probabilities are calculated from the square of the wave function. Incorrect conjugate application prevents accurate probability determination via Born's rule; therefore, physical interpretations are invalid, rather than energy levels shifting or superposition failing within accurate calculations.

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