Which of the following is NOT one of the types of errors in BD?

In the context of the Block Design subtest of the WISC-V, the various types of errors help to identify specific areas of difficulty that a child may face while engaging with the task. The Block Design task requires individuals to replicate designs using colored blocks, testing spatial visualization and analysis skills.

The types of errors typically identified include dimension errors, gap errors, and rotation errors.

• Dimension errors occur when a child might replicate the design but fails to accurately proportion the blocks according to the specified dimensions.

• Gap errors pertain to the placement of blocks leading to spaces between them that should not exist in the model design.

• Rotation errors arise when the child rotates a block in a way that does not match the orientation of the model design, affecting visual-spatial perceptions.

Shape error, however, does not fall under the established categories of errors specific to the Block Design task. Therefore, identifying "shape error" as the element that does not belong in the list is accurate, as it does not represent a recognized type of error in this specific assessment context.