I have to agree. There are OTHER errors that can be introduced by having too many wrapper classes/methods. Clutter (code volume) also adds to causes of mistakes.

I don't know what particular mistakes could come about in this case, but more code == more errors in general. Wrapping stuff into mini abstractions is not always an improvement.

As a rule of thumb, if some code pattern repeats 5 or more times, an abstraction wrapper is probably justified. Between 2 and 4 is a situational judgement, but lean toward skipping the wrapper. KISS.