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"ABSTRAKTesis ini membahas pembentukan pemahaman bersama dalam proses komunikasiinterpersonal bemedia Smartphone dengan keterlibatan emoticon di dalampertukaran pesannya. Studi ini memusatkan perhatian pada penggunaan stikeryang terdapat pada Instant Messenger Application, Line. Penelitian ini adalahstudi Kualitatif dengan paradigma Konstruktivionisme dan menggunakan in-depthinterview sebagai metode pengambilan datanya. Penggunaan Teori CoordinatedManagement of Meaning dalam penelitian ini menunjukan hasil bahwa memaknaisuatu simbol emosi tidak dapat dimaknai secara berdiri sendiri, kontekspemakaian simbol emosi yang melingkupinya memiliki kontribusi dalam prosespemaknaan pesan secara keseluruhan.

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ABSTRAKThis thesis discuss about building common understanding in interpersonalcommunication using Smartphone media with emoticon involvement on itsmessage exchange. This study is focusing on sticker usage in Line, a SmartphonebasedInstant Messenger Application. This is a qualitative study with based onconstructivism paradigm and using in-depth interview as a method of datacollection. Using The Coordinated Management of Meaning Theory, the results inthis research shows that interpreting emoticon symbol can not be interpreted as astand-alone context, the context of emoticon symbol usage that surrounds it alsohas a contribution in interpreting the whole message."