How do i turn off colour management in photoshop cc

i cannot make any sense of the 'help' on being able to see any display which allows me to turn off colour management in photoshop cc or in lightroom 5 when using my Mac 10.9.3

Good day!
What exactly do you mean?
Regards,
Pfaffenbichler

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