Can you turn off Peek Definition in Visual Studio 2013 and up?

In Visual Studio 2013 and up, there is the Peek Definition feature when you Ctrl + Click. At first I thought this was cool, but I have found that the majority of the time, I need to click the Promote to Document button, since I make lots of changes to the files I Ctrl + Click on. But after Googling how to turn off Peek Definition, I can't find any details on if this is possible. What I would really like is for the Ctrl + Click functionality to go back to opening the definition in its own tab, like in previous versions of VS. Is this possible?

In pre 2017 Visual Studio:

Tools→Options→Productivity Power Tools→Other Extensions→Control click shows definitions in Peek

Adam Garner pointed out that in Visual Studio 2017, the location is:

Tools→Options→Text Editor→General→Enable mouse click to perform Go to Definition

If you have Resharper AND Productivity Power Tools, by default this will cause ctrl + click to go to definition AND peek the definition. Very annoying. The solution from @SnowFatal will turn off the peek functionality. Resharper's option is listed as "Go to Declaration on <Control + Left Click> in the editor".

In the latest version of Visual Studio 2017 (15.4.0) it is:

Tools→Options→Text Editor→General→Enable mouse click to perform Go to Definition

You can either disable it by unchecking the box, or set a different key to trigger the mode.

Ctrl + Click -> Peek Definition is actually enabled by Productivity Power Tools. If you disable "Ctrl + Click Go To Definition" in Productivity Power Tools options then this behaviour will disappear.

For Visual Studio 2017 it is:

Tools→Options→Productivity Power Tools→General→Control click shows definitions in Peek