What is the most suitable correction if the lower layer begins to dissolve while applying a glaze?

Correct answer: Use fewer strokes, light pressure and less water

In glazing, the lower layer is reactivated when excess water or repeated brushing disturbs its pigment. The correct correction is to use fewer, deliberate strokes with light pressure and a smaller amount of water, as stated in option B. Rubbing harder or adding water increases disturbance, while thick paint changes the method instead of solving the lifting problem.