Yes, and no. The difference is that ATC has processes in place to mitigate the mistakes and others to recover from them as quickly as possible. End result is that most people will never notice.

On average, people’s brains don’t fully develop until 25, so teenagers are expected to make more mistakes.

But the distribution of people making mistakes appears to be relatively even, the difference being what the processes in place enable/prevent.

And I’m going to be lazy and not cite anything.