Lets see 210.52 covers Dwelling unit Receptacle Locations such as receptacles in:
Luminaires, baseboard heaters, Kithens,living rooms, parlors, dens,sunrooms, bedrooms, Floor outlets, counter top outlets, bathrooms, exterior outlets, Laundry rooms, basements, garages, Balconies,porches, &decks.
That being said crawl spaces go along with basements so TR are needed there.
Kitchens are clearly spelled out so ALL receptacles in a kitchen require TR ( even disposals and such).
I will go on record as saying I agree with Tim Owens ( code making panel 18) that the only receptacles that could possibly be NON- Tamper Resistant style are those installed in Attics or dedicated mechanical rooms as these are the only areas NOT covered by 210.52 - UNLESS they are considered to be habitable rooms of the type listed in 210.52(A)
In the IAEI Magazine for November/December 2009 ,in the Focus on the Code section Tim Owens answered this same question.
There are changes coming down the pike in the next code cycle that may exclude those over a certain height,such as those in cabinets for microwaves