How did Elizabeth Holloway Marston contribute to the ideas behind Wonder Woman?

Elizabeth Holloway Marston was a significant influence on the creation of Wonder Woman, and many scholars and fans believe she served as the primary model for the character.1

Her contributions were both personal and intellectual:

• Inspiration for the Character: Beyond being the believed model for the superheroine, her life and partnership with William Moulton Marston provided a foundation for the character's development.1
• Scientific Influence: Marston’s work on the lie detector was deeply connected to Elizabeth. She famously remarked that her blood pressure rose when she became angry or excited, an observation that helped spark Marston's research into physiological indicators of deception. This history is widely seen as the inspiration for Wonder Woman’s signature magic golden lasso, which forces those bound by it to tell the truth.1
• Intellectual Partnership: Elizabeth was a highly educated woman with degrees in law and psychology. Her professional background and the couple's shared interest in the women’s suffrage movement informed the feminist themes that define the character as a "new type of woman".21