What is the difference between a husband's allegation of physical abuse and that wife's claim of physical assault?

Notwithstanding these and other minor inconsistencies, wife's allegations were very consistent as to the salient facts: when wife did not go upstairs to bed, husband asked her what she was doing sitting on the sofa; when wife said she was on her phone, husband said she was "fuckin' stupid"; when husband came back downstairs, he went up to wife and "puffed" his chest against wife; and when wife pushed husband away, he hit her in the eye and she received a black eye from the blow. The family court, as the trier of fact, could reasonably find wife was a credible witness despite the inconsistencies between wife's application and her testimony, and despite any inconsistencies in her testimony itself. (See People v. Champion (1995) 9 Cal.4th 879, 927 ["although there were inconsistencies in witness [M.'s] testimony, the jury could reasonably find her testimony credible"].)