Does the Court's error in instructing on aiding and abetting and prosecutorial misconduct constitute cumulative error?

Defendant asserts the court's error in instructing on aiding and abetting and the prosecutorial misconduct constitute cumulative error. We disagree. We found no error in either argument, and even if we had, to the extent there were multiple errors that were not individually prejudicial, as is the case here, the cumulative effect is not prejudicial. (See People v. Eubanks (2011) 53 Cal.4th 110, 152 ["[h]aving found only minor harmless errors during defendant's trial, we reject her claim of cumulative effect"].)