I can easily show you one: Lisa Sowle Cahill, a prolific author of scholarly articles on bioethics and sex, as well as such books as "Theological Bioethics" and "Sex, Gender, and Christian Ethics" (you could visit, for example, the index of the latter to find Dr. Cahill does engage "biological-emotional-hormonal" complexities). Professor Cahill has directed dissertations of dozens of doctoral students over the years. I'm afraid I don't have time to refer you to some of their works. (P.S. I'm always grateful for you comments on this NCR site.)